This post analyses BananaIP Counsels’ comments on the proposed amendments to the IT Rules, 2021. It provides structured recommendations for improving intermediary accountability, grievance mechanisms, and transparency in the implementation of the Rules.
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Draft IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules Published for comments by MeitY
The Ministry of Electronics and IT has published a draft amendment to the IT Rules, 2021, inviting public comments to address emerging digital challenges. The initiative aims to ensure greater accountability and safety for Indian internet users and digital platforms.
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This post reviews the 2021 proposed amendments to the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, focusing on new compliance requirements and obligations for e-commerce entities in India. It offers structured legal analysis and practical suggestions on the regulatory changes.
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The abolition of the IPAB has shifted appellate and adjudicatory functions under the Indian Patents Act to the High Courts. This post analyses the significant legal changes, outlining the expanded role of Indian High Courts in patent matters after the Tribunals Reforms Ordinance 2021.
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The Tribunals Reforms Ordinance 2021 abolishes multiple tribunals, including those under the Geographical Indications Act, and reallocates their jurisdiction to High Courts and Registrars. Key statutory amendments affect the processes for appeals, rectification, and related legal proceedings involving geographical indications in India.
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The Tribunals Reforms Ordinance 2021 has resulted in the abolition of the Appellate Board under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 and transferred its powers to the High Courts and Registrar. This post provides an analytical summary of the legislative amendments and their implications for trademark law in India.
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The Tribunals Reforms Ordinance 2021 has brought significant changes to the Patents Act, 1970, by eliminating the Appellate Board and shifting its functions to the High Court. These amendments aim to centralise patent dispute resolution and enhance judicial efficiency in India.
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This article provides analytical comments on the draft Delhi High Court Patent Rules 2020, focusing on proposed amendments and their legal justification. The discussion addresses critical procedural definitions for patent suits in India.
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This post reviews proposed amendments to the Copyright Act, 1957, addressing royalty rights, assignments, and licensing in Indian copyright law. Key changes include clarifications on author and performer royalties and the revocation process for assignments and licenses.
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OHIM has transitioned to EUIPO, introducing key reforms in trademark registration and protection within the EU. The changes include a new fee structure, updated classification rules, and expanded powers for trademark proprietors, reflecting a move towards greater legal harmonization.
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