This post summarises leading 2021 trademark cases from Indian courts, including decisions on interim injunctions and jurisdictional issues. The analysis offers objective insights into recent trends in trademark litigation.
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Latest Indian Copyright Cases – 2021 – Part 2
The post reviews major Indian copyright cases from 2021, addressing disputes in film and music rights. It presents clear, objective analysis of court decisions and legal reasoning, offering valuable insights for IP professionals and stakeholders.
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This post analyses key trademark and intellectual property news, including the Madras High Court’s fine on Patanjali for the ‘Coronil’ trademark and KFC’s slogan suspension. It also covers international disputes, licensing deals, and GI updates, reflecting current trends in IP law.
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A structured overview of significant Indian copyright and entertainment law cases from 2019, with analysis of court judgments and regulatory developments. This post highlights legal trends and provides insights into copyright enforcement and intermediary obligations in India.
Read more about Summary of Indian Copyright, Entertainment Law Cases and Rules of 2019Court Re-Emphasizes the Exclusion of Generic Terms from Registration
The Madras High Court reiterated that generic terms in trademarks cannot be monopolized and must be assessed as part of the whole mark. The Court set aside the IPAB’s order to remove Rhizome’s mark, clarifying the application of the Trade Marks Act in such disputes.
Read more about Court Re-Emphasizes the Exclusion of Generic Terms from RegistrationMadras HC Prohibits Unauthorised Use of Ilaiyaraja’s Songs; DIPP Releases Draft Copyright (Amendment) Rules, Blackbeard Video Dispute Before SCOTUS, and more
The Madras High Court has prohibited unauthorised monetisation of Ilaiyaraja’s songs, opening new avenues for music authors. This bulletin also reviews DIPP’s draft copyright rules and significant global copyright disputes, offering a comprehensive update on entertainment law.
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The post analyses the legal dispute over Tirupathi Laddu’s Geographical Indication status, focusing on the intersection of law, religion, and public interest. It discusses the legal process, arguments raised, and implications for Indian IP law and community rights.
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The Madras High Court’s judgment in Kajal Agarwal’s case raises critical questions about the interplay between publicity rights and copyright in endorsement videos. This post analyses the court’s approach and underscores the importance of securing both copyright and publicity rights permissions in such transactions.
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The post reviews recent Indian patent statistics, highlights innovative patents, and covers significant legal updates such as BlackBerry’s suit against Facebook. It also discusses Huawei’s leading position in patent filings and changes at the USPTO.
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This edition covers notable copyright and entertainment law updates in India, including increased copyright filings, the appointment of a new IPAB Chairman, and court decisions affecting the film industry. Key licensing and international developments are also discussed in a structured legal context.
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