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The Bombay High Court ruled that educational exceptions under Section 52 do not cover commercial campus fests, ordering the delivery-up of computers in a major copyright dispute.
Analysis of Give Issues: The Bombay High Court held that differing therapeutic uses do not excuse trademark infringement or passing off when pharmaceutical...
Bombay HC denies Sun Pharma's injunction, confirming that statutory registration under the Trade Marks Act cannot defeat established common law prior user rights.
The Bombay High Court refused to grant an ad-interim injunction to Metro Brands, ruling that Section 34 prior user rights override Section 28 registration exclusivity.
An analysis of the Shiva Stuti copyright dispute (Ustad Faiyaz Wasifuddin Dagar v. A.R. Rahman), examining oral classical music traditions, authorship thresholds, and moral rights under Section 57 of the Copyright Act.
The Delhi High Court protected Dr Devi Prasad Shetty personality rights by permanently restraining unauthorized AI deepfakes and enforcing trademark rights without a trial.
An analysis of the strategic tension between patent protection and trade secrets in India, examining reverse engineering risks, TRIPS Article 39, confidentiality clubs, and the Draft Trade Secrets Bill 2024.
The Calcutta High Court granted an interim injunction restraining Finorchem from manufacturing 4-ADPA, reinforcing the burden of proof shift under Section 104A.
<p>Detailed case commentary on the Delhi Law House copyright case (Shakti Sagar v. Delhi Law House). Why the Delhi High Court refused an interim injunction due to missing chain-of-title proof, registration requirements, and Section 55 remedies under the Copyright Act, 1957.</p>
An analysis of the India-Brazil TKDL access agreement between CSIR and INPI Brazil, exploring defensive patent protection, anti-biopiracy diplomacy, and South-South intellectual property cooperation.
An analysis of e-commerce marketplace liability for counterfeits under Indian IP law, examining safe harbour under Section 79 of the IT Act, Trade Marks Act provisions, and landmark Delhi High Court rulings involving Amazon and Flipkart.
Seeking to resolve trademark rectification India delays, the Madras High Court ordered the Registrar of Trademarks to decide Good Drop Wine Cellars' petition in eight weeks.
