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IPR is a significant tool in today's era. The risk of an innovation getting infringed without the knowledge of the inventor stands very high.

The Trade Marks Rules, 2002 was recently amended to incorporate additional service class headings. India has added 3 more classes of services to the classification of services for the reason of registration of service marks.

Whether sale of infringing goods on third party e-commerce platforms accessible within the forum state satisfies the territorial jurisdiction of that forum/Court?

IPAB which was authorized to hear appeals against the decisions of the Registrar in matters related to Trademarks, Patents, Copyright, Geographical Indications, and Plant Varieties has been abolished ...

In the recent case of Larsen & Toubro Ltd & another v/s Radheshyam Singh & another, a District Court in New Delhi restrained the defendant from using the marks which were deceptively similar to...

Jurisdiction is undoubtedly the most important consideration while filling a suit. Being, a subject incorporated in the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 the issue presented itself forth the Delhi High Court in the case of "Shaw Wallace v. M.P. Beer Products" [2009 (39) PTC 129].

In the ever-evolving landscape of intellectual property rights and trademark infringements, a recent legal battle has caught the attention of the legal community and the corporate world alike.

Indian Automobile giant Maruti Udyog Limited has won a legal battle against a piston producing company from the Indian state of Gujarat, i.e., Maruti Piston Private Limited which sought to claim trademark rights over the mark ‘Maruti'.

With the ongoing speculations of the possible outbreak of a third wave of COVID 19, ‘MASK UP!' an initiative by Nestle, is a step forward towards spreading greater awareness about the importance of wearing a mask.

As per the said Public Notice, it has been decided initially to undertake the project on pilot basis by taking up 500 pending Opposition and Rectification matters.

In H&M; Hennes & Mauritz Ab & Anr v. HM Megabrands Pvt. Ltd. & Ors/ IA-7259/2016 (May 31, 2018), the High Court of Delhi, issued a permanent injunction ...

The Delhi High Court delivered a noteworthy judgment on May 30, 2025, in the case of Titan vs. Lenskart Solutions Pvt. Ltd., addressing crucial issues of trademark infringement...

It's not every day, we hear stories of young kids dreaming about building computers and becoming entrepreneurs.

The Supreme Court of India (Supreme Court) has affirmed the order of the Division Bench of the Delhi High Court (Division Bench) permitting the use of the mark PRIUS by Prius Auto.

Recently in the case of Visa International Ltd. v Visa International Service Association & Anr and Garden Silk Mills Private Limited v Rajesh Mallick & Ors., a Single Judge of the Calcutta High Court held that associate managers of the Trade Marks Registry ...

Design is considered a statutory right whereas passing off and trade mark are considered as sui generis right. A statutory right entails its origin and extinguishment happens in terms of the statue.

In a recent case before the Bombay High Court, although there appeared to be no infringing sale taking place at the time of the matter being decided.