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    Court Elaborates On Doctrine Of Delay And Laches

    The doctrine of ‘Delay or Laches’ is normally a good defence for intellectual property infringement. As it is said, ‘equity aids the vigilant and not those who slumber on their rights’.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Court Recognizes The Protection Of Slogans And Expressions

    In Joy Creators Pvt Ltd vs Natures Essence Pvt Ltd, CS(COMM) 632/2018, the High Court of Delhi on September 20, 2018 recognized the protection of slogans and expressions which are ordinary linguistic spoken words.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    R. K. Dewan & Co
    R. K. Dewan & Co
  • Article

CRISPR Case

Regents of the University of California, University of Vienna, Emmanuelle Charpentier, (Appellants) (UC) v. Broad Institute, Inc., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, President and Fellows of Harvard College,...
IndiaIntellectual Property
Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
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    Cyber Theft Of Intellectual Property

    Cyber theft of IP means stealing of copyrights, trade secrets, patents etc., using internet and computers.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
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    Delhi HC's Ruling In Pfizer vs. Renovision; An Analysis

    The magic blue pill, patented by pharma giant Pfizer- Viagra has always found its way to be in the news. Initially to be developed as a medication for heart remedy but now widely...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Naik Naik & Company
    Naik Naik & Company
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Directed IPAB To Hear And Dispose Of Urgent Matters

    The IPAB was formed in 2003 under the provisions of the Trademarks Act, 1999 to expedite the disposal of trademark appeals and rectification/cancellation cases by an expert tribunal.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Disposes Of The Suit Against Ishu Narang Regarding Infringement

    The Plaintiff is using the trademark SanDisk since 1988 for consumer electronic goods throughout the world.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Grants INR 5 Lakh Damages To Yahoo For Trademark Infringement

    Recently, the Delhi High Court on July 3, 2017 in the case
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Issues Directions To The Trademarks Registry For Time Bound Issuance Of Certified Copies

    Recently in the twin cases of Registrar of Trade Marks vs Kapoor Saws Manufacturing Co & Ors ; and Registrar of Trade Marks vs Sonik Industries & Ors, the Registrar of Trademarks was issued a summons...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Modifying Ex-parte Order For Plaintiff's Non-use Of The Trade Mark Emphasises Importance Of Thorough Diligence Before Filing

    Delhi High Court Modifying Ex-parte Order For Plaintiff's Non-use Of The Trade Mark Emphasises Importance Of Thorough Diligence Before Filing.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Khaitan & Co.
    Khaitan & Co.
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Restricts The Use Of 'DPS' Marks By Delhi Public School, Sahibabad

    The Delhi High Court, through its decision dated October 18, 2023 (Delhi Public School Society v. Aviral Education Welfare and Cultural Society), restricted the defendant school, Delhi Public School, Sahibabad...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Revisits John Doe Type Of Order

    John Doe orders are passed to enable the seizure of infringing goods wherever they may be located and operate against any potential defendant, who is subsequently identified as the counterfeiter/infringer.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Seeks Response From The Registrar Of Trade Marks To Explain The Uploading Of Backdated O-3 Notices On Its Website

    An O-3 notice is sent to the registered proprietor of the trademark to remind him/her of the expiry of their marks validity under Section 25(3) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
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    Distinctiveness through Secondary Meaning

    Every trademark has a tendency to identify the goods sold under them as emanating from a particular source. This tendency with the efflux of time gets strengthened and a particular trademark gets registered or mentally associated in the minds of the consumers as distinctive of the product and its source. It can also be referred as ‘strength’ of the mark.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Does Your Product Have A Location?

    The concept of a Geographical Indication has its origins in the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property in 1883 and is also covered under the Agreement on TRIPS.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    R. K. Dewan & Co
    R. K. Dewan & Co
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    Due Process Of Law Must Be Followed By The Registrar While Examining Requests For Recordal Of New Proprietor In Trademark Register

    The order in the case of Electronica India Ltd vs Electronica Hitech Machines Pvt Ltd & Ors arises out of two Commercial Miscellaneous Petitions - CMP No. 47 of 2022 and 51of 2022 filed by the petitioner against the Trademark Registry, Mumbai, ...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Embedding IP In A Business Plan

    Essence of every business lies in its planning. We know it as a ‘Business Plan'. On a bird's eye view, a business plan defines the company's objectives for sustenance and growth.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Effectual Services
    Effectual Services
  • Article

    Exercise Diligence And Show Bonafide Before Fixing Third Party Marks: Bombay High Court

    On June 16, 2021, the Bombay High Court, in Pidilite Industries Ltd. vs. Q-Chem Sealers Pvt Ltd., ordered Q-Chem Sealers Pvt Ltd. (Defendant) to stop using the marks LWC, URP, labels bearing...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Sujata Chaudhri IP Attorneys
    Sujata Chaudhri IP Attorneys
  • Article

    Fighting With Counterfeit Menace: Montblanc Simplo Gmbh Vs. Gaurav Bhatia & Ors. CS(OS) 2563/2013: Granting Injunctive Relief

    It always has been a well known fact that the markets in India are targeted by large number of counterfeit products/goods.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
    Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys
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    Findings Of A Court Whilst Deciding A Petition For Rectification Of A Mark Must Be Definitive And Not Prima Facie: Delhi High Court On Fullstack Education's Appeal

    Recently, whilst hearing an appeal against an order passed by a Single Judge of the Delhi High Court (High Court/Court) in a cancellation petition under Section 57 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999 (Act)...
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Khaitan & Co.
    Khaitan & Co.
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