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    Licensing At What Cost? Delhi Hc Flags Arbitrary Tariffs By PPL

    The case of "Al-Hamd Tradenation vs Phonographic Performances Limited" centered on the issue of whether demanding exorbitant licensing fees constitutes a refusal under Section 31 of the Copyright Act, 1957, and whether such refusal would justify the grant of a compulsory license.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
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    Naked Licensing: Safeguarding The Eminence

    A trademark prevents confusion in mind of consumer as to goods and services and facilitates to a consumer in getting level of quality of goods and service.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S&A Law Offices
    S&A Law Offices
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Who Owns The Runway? AI-Generated Fashion Design And The Authorship Vacuum In Indian Copyright Law

Can artificial intelligence legally own a fashion design it creates? Indian copyright law offers no clear answer, leaving designers, brands, and AI developers in a legal vacuum where neither the training process nor the resulting creations have settled ownership rules. This article examines how generative AI exposes fundamental gaps in India's fragmented fashion IP framework, where copyright and design protection actively displace each other, and proposes legislative reforms to address the dual authorship c
IndiaIntellectual Property
Maheshwari & Co. Advocates & Legal Consultants
Maheshwari & Co. Advocates & Legal Consultants
  • Article

    Identity Under Siege: Personality Rights, Deepfakes, And The Future Of Digital Protection

    Artificial Intelligence’s great advance, deepfake technology, and digital content creation has very much transformed the online environment. Though these new technologies bring out many benefits...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    IndiaLaw LLP
    IndiaLaw LLP
  • Article

    Cabinet Approves India's IPR Policy

    The Union Cabinet on 13 May 20161 approved the National Intellectual Property (IPR) policy roadmap to foster creativity and innovation, promote entrepreneurship and enhance socio development...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S&A Law Offices
    S&A Law Offices
  • Article

    Direct Licensing vs. Copyright Society Licensing In India: Which Protects You Better?

    Any business that uses copyrighted music in India, whether in a mobile application, digital platform, live event, broadcast, or commercial production, must obtain authorisation from the relevant copyright holders. In India, there are two primary routes through which this authorisation can be obtained: (i) a direct licence negotiated with and granted by the rights holder (or its authorised representative), or (ii) a licence obtained through a registered copyright society that administers the rights of multiple owners on a collective basis.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
  • Article

    Patent Pool

    Patent pool is an association of two or more companies to cross license their patents in respect to a particular technology.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S&A Law Offices
    S&A Law Offices
  • Article

    Patent Wars Uncovered: How Corporate Battles Shape Innovation And Market Control

    In an era defined by accelerating technological change, Patent Litigation stands at the crossroads of innovation and corporate competition.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    De Penning & De Penning
    De Penning & De Penning
  • Article

    Bollywood vs South Industry: How Each Industry Navigates Legal Challenges

    India's film industries are creative powerhouses, but behind the glamour lies a complex web of legal challenges. Bollywood (Hindi cinema based in Mumbai) and South Industry (Tollywood, Kollywood and Sandalwood)...
    IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    IndiaLaw LLP
    IndiaLaw LLP
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    RBI's Universal Bank Guidelines 2025: Key Strategic Shifts In Governance, Capital And Innovation

    The Reserve Bank of India (Universal Banks - Licensing) Guidelines, 2025 ("Guidelines") represent a significant update to India's banking licensing system regime.
    IndiaFinance and Banking
    AK & Partners
    AK & Partners
  • Article

    Compulsory License: The Most Happening Section Of The Patents Act, 1970

    In a year 2012, when Patent office issued India's first Compulsory license (CL) to Natco for Nexavar - sorafenib tosylate, Indian Patent law has gained lot of importance worldwide.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S&A Law Offices
    S&A Law Offices
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    Mandatory Blanket Licence For AI Training? Understanding DPIIT's Landmark Proposal On Copyright And GenAI

    On 8 December 2025, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) released Part I of a Working Paper prepared by an expert committee constituted earlier this year.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Legitpro Law
    Legitpro Law
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    Patent Commercialisation Via Licensing

    Intellectual Property refers to creations of the mind such as inventions, expressions in the form of literary and artistic works, symbols, names and images, etc used in commerce.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
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    Patent Licensing

    An exclusive right granted for an invention, which is either a product or a process, and offers a new way of doing a work or provides with a new technical solution to an existing problem, is called a patent.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
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    Compulsory Licensing - Diluting The Rights Of A Patentee

    Grant of a patent implies a statutorily granted monopoly on the use of invention. Setting aside the concern that this invention should not be exploited at the cost of public interest.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    AMLEGALS
    AMLEGALS
  • Article

    IP Due Diligence – Why? & How!

    What is a Due Diligence? A fact finding – "What are the facts"; An assessment – "What do I think of this" ...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Vaish Associates Advocates
    Vaish Associates Advocates
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    Resolving Licensing Conflicts: Lessons From Singapore's IP Mediation Success

    In present times, Intellectual Property (IP) licensing is a key profitable model for plethora of businesses. Through the use of patents, trademarks, copyright and other IP, licensing allows companies to strategize their innovation and reach out to more customers.
    IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
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    India’s Patents Bill, 2005 - Is It TRIPS Compliant?

    Finally, the Indian Parliament passed the Patents Bill (Bill No. 32-C of 2005). The Bill replaces the Patents Ordinance, 2004. For the first time in independent India’s history, national newspapers carried 4-column headline news covering ‘patents’. Patents Bill was also the topic of prime-time news in national TV channels.
    IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    ‘Defence Sector In India – Regulatory Landscape, Recent Developments And Their Impact'

    Regulation of the Defence sector in India has seen immense movement in the last few years.
    IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
    Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co
    Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co
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    FRAND-ing Patent Licenses And Its Implication In Landmark Cases In India

    Everyday, a number of products are being invented all over the world, some cascading over the improvement of existing inventions, and the others, portraying a unique set of methods and products unknown to man at large.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
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