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Patentability of Yoga- An Analysis

The post analyses the patentability of yoga under Indian law, stressing the importance of traditional knowledge documentation. It discusses the challenges India faces in protecting yoga and preventing misuse through patents abroad.

An In-Depth Look at the Trademark Registration Process – Part III

The post discusses the procedure for trademark registration in India, highlighting statutory requirements, jurisdiction, and application particulars. It covers forms, fees, and necessary documentation under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.

Inebriated @ 8

This post discusses the Delhi High Court’s analysis of trademark rights in numerals in the liquor industry, focusing on the Carlsberg India v. Radico Khaitan case. The judgment clarifies the scope of exclusivity over numerical trademarks and trade dress.

Is Coke’s Formulation Still a Trade Secret?

This post examines whether Coca Cola’s formulation remains a protected trade secret in light of recent disclosure claims. It objectively analyses the reported recipe leak and its possible implications for Coca Cola’s intellectual property rights.

Novartis Case Review

The Supreme Court’s Novartis judgment clarified Section 3d and its application to pharmaceutical patents in India. It emphasised the need for enhanced therapeutic efficacy and outlined critical standards for patentability, impacting future patent filings.

Post-Graduate Diploma in IPR, Patent backlog decreased by 50%, Bayer sued in Brazil and more

This bulletin presents key updates in Indian patent statistics, including a 50 percent decrease in backlog and recent policy changes. It also covers new IPR educational opportunities, international legal disputes, and ongoing support for farmer rights in India.

Can Sound Be Registered as a Trademark?

This post explores the legal recognition and registration of sound trademarks, using the example of MGM’s lion roar in Canada. It presents an objective analysis of the requirements and implications for sound mark protection in modern trademark law.

Bombay High Court Rules that CBFC has no ‘Intellectual Morality’,US Copyright Office forms a Mechanical Rights Society,Rapper Sues Insurance Company over Copyright Infringement Lawsuit, and more

The bulletin presents key legal updates on copyright infringement, entertainment law, and e-commerce regulation in India and internationally. It covers significant court rulings, new copyright societies, and policy changes, offering structured and factual analysis for legal professionals and stakeholders.

Should Every Business get a Trademark under 35?

The post examines whether every business needs to register a trademark under class 35 in India, especially for software companies. It clarifies the relevance of trademark classes and warns against filing unnecessary applications.

A Marksman to Get Your Mark- Choosing the Right Trademark Attorney

Trademark registration in India demands professional expertise to address objections and secure protection. This post discusses how an experienced trademark attorney can effectively manage the registration process, respond to examination reports, and safeguard business interests.