The post provides a detailed analysis of current copyright and intellectual property developments, including court decisions on infringement and registration. It covers cases involving Patanjali, Netflix, and major licensing deals, supported by recent statistical trends.
Read more about Patanjali Forces Removal of Defamatory Videos, Registration Needed for Infringement Suit, Netflix sued for FYRE, and moreTag: Intellectual Property
Basics of Industrial Designs
This article explores the essentials of industrial design protection in India, including its legal basis, registration criteria, and procedural steps. It offers practical insights for businesses and creators aiming to safeguard their product designs in a competitive market.
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The post examines India’s draft e-commerce policy, Bollywood’s quick move to register patriotic film titles, and legal issues surrounding Spotify’s launch in India. It also details updates on copyright filings, entertainment law, and industry news.
Read more about E-Commerce Policy, Rush for Patriotic Movie Titles, Spotify in India, and more.Regulating eCommerce Marketplaces: Proposals in the National eCommerce Policy Draft
The National eCommerce Policy Draft sets out key proposals for regulating Indian eCommerce marketplaces. It addresses FDI, data protection, IP enforcement, and consumer protection, aiming to create a fair and growth-oriented digital marketplace.
Read more about Regulating eCommerce Marketplaces: Proposals in the National eCommerce Policy DraftWhy Do Indian Companies Acquire Patents?
Indian companies acquire patents for several reasons, often unrelated to gaining business advantage. Motivations include meeting managerial targets, attracting investors, and marketing purposes, with quality and business value sometimes receiving little attention.
Read more about Why Do Indian Companies Acquire Patents?Patent Trolling : Can’t Live With, Can’t Live Without!
This article analyses patent trolling with a focus on the RIM v. NTP case and the difficulties innovators face in patent litigation. It highlights how procedural gaps between courts and patent offices enable trolls to exploit the patent system.
Read more about Patent Trolling : Can’t Live With, Can’t Live Without!Publicity Rights in India (Part II)
This article explores the legal framework of publicity rights in India with a focus on digital media and computer games. It analyses hypothetical scenarios to distinguish between free speech and commercial exploitation of celebrity personas.
Read more about Publicity Rights in India (Part II)Trade Secret Violation – A Hypothetical Indian Case Scenario
The post provides an analytical overview of trade secret violation in India, exploring legal remedies available in the absence of a specific statute. It discusses relevant case law, contractual protection, and the challenges faced by Indian businesses regarding confidential information.
Read more about Trade Secret Violation – A Hypothetical Indian Case Scenario‘Acquired Distinctiveness’ of Infosys Trademark
The Delhi High Court recognised acquired distinctiveness in the INFOSYS trademark, restraining the defendant from using the mark in its business name. The case highlights the need for strong trademark protection to safeguard a company’s goodwill and reputation.
Read more about ‘Acquired Distinctiveness’ of Infosys TrademarkZippo Manufacturing Company v. Anil Moolchandani & Ors. , High Court of Delhi
The Delhi High Court ruled in favour of Zippo Manufacturing, granting a permanent injunction against the sale of counterfeit lighters infringing its trademark. The Court recognized the distinctiveness of Zippo’s lighter design and awarded damages to the plaintiff.
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