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Delhi High Court rejects Japan Tobacco's copyright cancellation petition against CAMEL label, holding marketing books fail to prove Section 17 First Owner rights.
A doctrinal analysis of how Indian intellectual property law protects video games across distributive layers, from literary software code and audiovisual assets under the Copyright Act, 1957, to patentability hurdles under Sections 3(k) and 3(m).
A detailed legal review of modern copyright boundaries and statutory protections in contemporary Indian digital media.
The Bombay High Court granted an ex-parte ad-interim injunction restraining AI platforms, merchandisers, and unauthorized domain holders from cloning Arijit Singh's voice, name, and likeness without authorization.
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 ruled that an interim injunction cannot be granted in copyright disputes where the chain of title is contested and plagued by rival claims.
The Delhi High Court in Hindustan Unilever v. Kwick Living settles territorial jurisdiction by leveraging defendant admissions, ensuring expedited interim relief adjudication.
The Madras High Court in Screen Scene Media v. Dr. S. Venkatesh affirmed an interim injunction, ruling that cinematograph film ownership requires clear chain of title.
The Madras High Court in Eros Technologies Digital FZE v. Ayngaran International Films rules that Section 55 copyright infringement claims override private arbitration clauses.
Stephen Thaler DABUS Case Analysis: The Registrar of Copyrights has formally rejected Dr. Stephen Thaler's application naming AI system DABUS as author of 'A Recent Entrance To Paradise', ruling that statutory authorship under the Copyright Act 1957 requires a human creator.
