In this week’s IP-Astro post, we explore how cosmic trends align with intellectual property strategies. From filing NDAs and trademarks to tackling social media misuse and digital licensing, each zodiac sign gets a dose of planetary humour with legal wisdom. Perfect for brand builders and IP lovers alike.
Read more about Astrology Meets IP – Zodiac Strategies for the Week Ahead (June 14–20)Tag: Trademark Protection
Passing Off Suit: ‘LUX’ Trademark Protected by Calcutta High Court
The Calcutta High Court protected the ‘LUX’ trademark in a passing off suit, granting a permanent injunction against the Defendant. This case underscores the significance of prior use and goodwill in trademark disputes.
Read more about Passing Off Suit: ‘LUX’ Trademark Protected by Calcutta High CourtRecent Developments & Principles governing Well-known Trademarks
This post reviews recent legal developments and principles shaping well-known trademarks in India, including procedural advancements and significant court decisions. It also discusses critical concepts like transborder reputation and the doctrine of dilution, with an emphasis on judicial and administrative safeguards.
Read more about Recent Developments & Principles governing Well-known TrademarksAn insight into well-known trademarks
The article offers an in-depth examination of well-known trademarks in India, detailing their legal recognition and protection under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. It explains the statutory and judicial criteria for determining well-known status and discusses the broader proprietary rights associated with such trademarks.
Read more about An insight into well-known trademarksSummary of Indian Industrial Design Cases of 2019
This post presents a detailed summary of major Indian industrial design cases from 2019. It addresses key legal principles on design protection, trademark rights, and court interpretations concerning product shapes and novelty.
Read more about Summary of Indian Industrial Design Cases of 2019Part I: Descriptive Marks – Can They be Protected?
This post discusses the eligibility of descriptive marks for trademark protection under Indian law. It explores statutory requirements and outlines the broader legal context, setting the stage for a comparative analysis with other jurisdictions.
Read more about Part I: Descriptive Marks – Can They be Protected?Too much Success is Not Always Good: A Look at Genericization of Trademarks
The article explores how excessive success of a trademark can lead to its genericization, undermining its legal protection. It analyses Indian and international legal frameworks and provides notable examples to illustrate the risks for brand owners.
Read more about Too much Success is Not Always Good: A Look at Genericization of TrademarksTrademark Protection Process in India- Presentation
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Read more about Trademark Protection Process in India- PresentationShould Distinctiveness Have Anything to Do with Dilution – By Nandan Pendsey, IP Attorney, USA
This article explores the relationship between distinctiveness and trademark dilution, tracing the evolution of dilution remedies in US law. It highlights the importance of preserving the uniqueness of highly distinctive marks beyond traditional infringement actions.
Read more about Should Distinctiveness Have Anything to Do with Dilution – By Nandan Pendsey, IP Attorney, USAMaking a Mark – Framing Strategy for India
This article discusses trademark strategy in India, with a focus on attaining and protecting famous trademark status. It analyses the criteria for fame and the legal risks of genericization, offering structured guidance for brand protection.
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