Zee Entertainment v. BSNL: Madras High Court Permits Withdrawal of Copyright Suit
The Madras High Court recently allowed Zee Entertainment to withdraw its copyright infringement suit against BSNL and others regarding the film 'SUPER DUPERR'.
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The Madras High Court recently allowed Zee Entertainment to withdraw its copyright infringement suit against BSNL and others regarding the film 'SUPER DUPERR'.
The Madras High Court confirmed that patent infringement suits can be transferred to the High Court for consolidation with independent revocation petitions, even without a formal counter-claim.
The Bombay High Court judgment in Dr. Tarkeshwar Chandrakant Patil v. IIT Bombay affirmed the refusal of a patent application for missing Section 7(2) proof of right, setting strict chain of title standards for academic inventions.
<p>Comprehensive guide to compulsory licensing under the Indian Patents Act, 1970. Explains statutory grounds under Section 84 & 92, Controller procedures, royalty determination, and landmark case law including Bayer v. Union of India.</p>
The Madras High Court affirmed the exclusive rights of the registered proprietor of 'PREETHI HOSPITALS' while clarifying the procedural limits of reopening interlocutory injunctions.
Analysis of Xiaomi Find Device Patent Case: The Delhi HC dismissed an appeal by Conqueror Innovations against Xiaomi, ruling that the 'Find Device' feature...
<p>Complete guide to Semiconductor Integrated Circuits Layout-Design (SICLD Act, 2000) in India. Covers SICLD full form, registration requirements, exclusive rights, term of protection, and infringement remedies.</p>
Vikas Mandoth Trademark Case: Madras High Court upholds interim injunction in Vikas Mandoth v. Shanghai Huanqiu, rejecting defendant's 'proposed to be used' defense for the GLOBE mark under Trade Marks Act.
Learn the INDRP framework for resolving domain disputes in India. Master the evidentiary standards for bad faith and protect your trademark from cybersquatting.
This week features landmark rulings on trademark trade dress, patent examination rights, and AI-driven personality rights across the Delhi, Bombay, and Madras High Courts.