This running post provides a summary of the latest Copyright cases decided by courts in India in 2022: Samir Kasal v. Prashant Mehta & Ors....
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Business of Issuing Copyright Licenses can be carried out by Copyright Societies “only”
Novex Communications v. DXC Technologies & Anr. Decided by: Madras High Court Decided on: 08.12.2021 Facts of the Case The Plaintiff was involved in a...
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Walmart Apollo Llc vs Aayush Jain & Anr In this case, the Plaintiff owns a registered trademark for WALMART / WAL-MART. The Defendant applied for...
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Pidilite Industries Limited v. Platinum Waltech Limited The Plaintiff filed this suit against the Defendant seeking relief in trade mark, copyright and designs combined with...
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This is a rundown of last week's news updates on eCommerce & Licensing: Rummy & Poker now declared as games of skill. In a huge...
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Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited vs Cipla Limited In this case, the Respondent/Plaintiff filed a suit for a permanent injunction before the Madras High Court against...
Read more about Latest Trademark Cases in 2021 – Part 4Public Interest or Private Monopoly- The Case of Tirupathi Laddu
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.
Read more about Interesting Patents, BlackBerry versus Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, Huawei top patent filer and other newsPadmavati is Now Padmaavat, Justice Manmohan Singh is IPAB Chairman, Madras HC Allows Release of Thaana Serndha Koottam and More Weekly Copyright And Entertainment Law News and Updates
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.
Read more about Padmavati is Now Padmaavat, Justice Manmohan Singh is IPAB Chairman, Madras HC Allows Release of Thaana Serndha Koottam and More Weekly Copyright And Entertainment Law News and Updates