This Judgment triggered for the amendments in the code by the central Government.

In Sholay Media & Entertainment Pvt. & Anr (Plaintiff) v Vodafone Essar Mobile Services Ltd. & Ors (Defendants); the copyright work of the film Sholay had been commercially exploited on mobile and digital platforms without obtaining any license or permission from the Plaintiffs.

Dispute was over a registered trademark "AUM" in respect of jewellery items for which Goldgem Overseas sued Flawless Diamonds claiming infringement and passing off, came before the Bombay High Court in Goldgem Overseas vs. Flawless Diamonds 2009 (39) PTC 420 (Bom.).

Trademarks and design rights, both play a prominent role in helping a brand establish its presence in its market. While marks help consumers develop association with products, designs registered may themselves differentiate one product form the other.

"Hindustan Sanitaryware & Industries Ltd (Appellant) v Champion Ceramic", was an appeal against an order passed by Additional District Judge in Suit No. 107/2003 whereby the judge had dismissed the application filed by the appellant under Order 39 Rule 1 & 2 of Civil procedure Code (CPC) read with Section 151 CPC.

In Eureka Forbes Limited v. Kent Ro Systems, Eureka Forbes Ltd. (Plaintiff) alleged that an advertisement launched by Kent RO Systems (Defendant) disparaged their product.

The case of "Asian Electronics Ltd. Vs. Jumbo Electric Company" 2010 (42) PC 99 (Del.)} a suit for permanent injunction was filed for the infringement a patent held in respect of a conversion kit to change fluorescent lighting units’ inductive operation to electronic operation.

On September 10, 2018, the Government of India issued an Office Memorandum directing the National Biodiversity Authority to enhance the implementation of the provisions of the Indian Biological Diversity Act, 2002.

The newly formed Government of India, through the Ministry of Commerce & Industry on its second day of working, circulated Draft Patent Rules, 2019 to bring two important and much awaited amendments in the existing Rules.

The Bombay High Court, through an order dated October 12, 2020, directed Emami Limited to pay a fine of INR 100,000 for a violation of its previous order.

In India, trademark protection often requires courts to balance territorial legal principles with the realities of global reputation.

Upon examination of representations received from various stakeholders the question as to whether it is essential to obtain a license for

The Patents Act 1970 clearly elucidates the necessary formalities that must be complied with when pursuing a patent application.

It is explained that the term "substantially financed" by the Government carries the same meaning as defined in Explanation to sub-section

The case of R. Vardharajan (Petitioner) v Brijmohan Agarwal (Respondent), brought before the Copyright Board, involved an application made by R. Vardharajan under Section 50 of the Copyright Act, 1950 for expunction of Brijmohan Agarwal’s registration number A-82655/2008.

In response to such notification, over 450 applications were received from various stakeholders.

With respect to the law relating to the subject of a party seeking discretionary relief, the said party should approach the court with clean hands and is required to disclose all the material facts, which may affect the decision in any way. Otherwise the party cannot be entitled to any discretionary relief.

In Sun Textile Engineers & Ors (Petitioner/ Accused) v State of Gujarat & Anr (Respondent / Complainant), the Petitioners being the original accused, sought for quashing of the complaint pending before the Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC), Surat on the ground that the complaint did not disclose any offences mentioned in the complaint.

International luxury brands are increasingly tapping into India’s rich cultural heritage as they begin to expand in one of the most promising markets.

The subject matter in the case, "Lacoste & Anr v Global Impex India CA" was the trademark "LACOSTE" and the "Crocodile Device".