Tag: Madras High Court

Divisional Patent Filing, Patent Claim Amendments, Assessment of Damages, and DUS test for PV Protection

This post reviews significant Indian judgments on divisional patent filings, claim amendments, damages, and plant variety protection. It highlights key legal principles regarding patent and plant variety jurisprudence in India.

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Madras High Court’s Progressive Stance on Patent Claim Amendments and Other Aspects

The Madras High Court has delivered important rulings on patent claim amendments, exclusions, and rejection protocols under Indian law. These decisions clarify key patentability standards and reinforce the necessity for precise drafting and strategic approach by patent professionals.

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Deciphering India’s Design Law: A Series on Noteworthy Judgments (Part 3)

This post reviews significant judgments shaping India’s design law, covering issues of novelty, marking, and payment for design services. It offers objective, analytical insights into recent court decisions relevant to the design patent landscape.

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Key Judgments on Movie Rights Assignments from Madras High Court | Case Notes

This article analyses recent Madras High Court judgments on movie rights assignments in Tamil cinema. It highlights the court’s stance on the validity, clarity, and order of assignment agreements, offering essential legal insights for industry stakeholders.

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Business of Issuing Copyright Licenses can be carried out by Copyright Societies “only”

The Madras High Court ruled that the business of issuing copyright licenses in India can be carried out only by copyright societies, as per Section 33 of the Copyright Act. Individual owners may issue licenses in their personal capacity, but not as a commercial business.

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