Call for Papers | DSNLU Journal of Science, Technology & Law [Volume – 3 Issue 1]
About DSNLU Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University (DSNLU) is a premier educational institution situated at “NYAYAPRASTHA” Sabbavam 30 km from Visakhapatnam the
Intellectual property
Bombay High Court: Mere existence of the slightest probability of confusion in case of medicinal product marks requires that the use of such mark be restrained
Bombay High Court observed that confusion in the case a medicinal or pharmaceutical product may have disastrous effect on the health.
Highlighting the Key Issues Faced by Tech Innovators While Protecting their IPs in India
by Anirudh Swami† and Rishabh Manocha††
L&S advises Divo TV Private Limited and the promoters to sign a deal to sell stake to Warner Music India Private Limited
Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan acted as the legal counsel to Divo TV Private Limited (“Divo TV”) and its promoters and assisted them in
Valuation of Intellectual Property
by Satendra Pratap Singh*
[Trademark v. Domain Name] Bombay HC holds trademark infringement suit is an action in personam; Court cannot impose a blanket ban on “Swiggy” mark in future
“The Court held that in every case of trademark infringement, the plaintiff claiming infringement of its registered mark is required to claim relief in the context of specific instances of infringement, relatable to individuals against whom orders can be passed by the Court.”
MNLU Nagpur | National Conference on Emerging Trends and Challenges in Protection of Intellectual of Intellectual Property [January 28, 2023]
ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur is established by Maharashtra Government by way of enactment known as the
Call for Papers- Sun Law Journal Volume I [Submit Abstract by 20th December]
About The SUN LAW JOURNAL It is the flagship journal of the School of Law, Sandip University, Nashik, Maharashtra. It
[Vogue Fashion Magazine v. Vogue Fashion Institute] No trademark infringement or passing off committed by the Institute, holds Karnataka HC
Karnataka High Court: While deciding the instant appeal filed by ‘Vogue Institute of Management’ challenging the Trial Court’s permanent injunction
[M-seal v. R-seal] Can Trademark owner make “user claim” prior to acquisition of the mark from its predecessors? Bombay HC answers
“Disclaimers do not go to the market and a common man of average intelligence or the average consumer would have no knowledge of any disclaimers present in a trademark registration.”
Call for Papers | Journal of Intellectual Property Studies, NLUJ
Reported by Nandini Kaushik
HEITEC v/s HEITECH| ECJ rules a warning letter for trademark infringement isn’t sufficient to end acquiescence
European Court of Justice (ECJ): In a far-reaching decision, the Bench of C. Lycourgos (Rapporteur), President of the Chamber, S.
Supreme Court January 2022 Roundup: Probe in PM Modi’s Security Lapse; NEET UG/PG Reservation; Suspension of BJP MLAs; and more
“Merit is not solely of one‘s own making. The rhetoric surrounding merit obscures the way in which family, schooling, fortune and a
Baazi v. WinZo| Trademark is used by a manufacturer or service provider to distinguish products from those of competitors: Here’s how Winzo appeared dishonest and unfair in adopting Baazi
Delhi High Court: Explaining the significance of a trademark, Asha Menon, J., observed that, When people are satisfied with the products supplied
Trademark| RENAISSANCE and SAI RENAISSANCE phonetically and visually similar; Twin conditions must be fulfilled to get benefit of Section 30(1) of the Trademarks Act: SC
Supreme Court: In a Trademark infringement case, the bench of L. Nageswara Rao, BR Gavai* and BV Nagarathna, JJ has ordered in
EBC releases Intellectual Property by Elizabeth Verkey and Jithin Saji Isaac | Get your copy soon!
Authored by Elizabeth Verkey and Jithin Saji Isaac
Reconstructing WIPO’s Arbitration Framework to Protect Art and Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Communities
by Pratyush Nigam† and Ishan Khare††
Judicial craft entered the forbidden domain of legislative draft; SC sets aside Madras HC’s attempt to re-write Rule 29(4) of Copyright Rules
“Craftsmanship on the judicial side cannot transgress into the legislative domain by re-writing the words of a statute.”