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    PhD Thesis Liable To Be Disclosed Under The Right To Information Act, 2005

    A PhD thesis is a work of original research that students must submit to the University to complete their doctoral program successfully.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Radio Today Broadcasting Entitled To A “Quia Timet” Relief Against IPRS

    Radio Today Broadcasting Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as ‘RTB’) had instituted a suit against the Indian Performing Rights Society Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as ‘IPRS’), vide “Radio Today Broadcasting Ltd. v. Indian Performing Rights Society Ltd & Ors.” (A.P.O. NO. 109 of 2006 in C.S. No. 90 of 2006) in order to seek a declaration to the effect that IPRS and/or its members had no right to issue licences or claim payment of licence fees in relation to the broadcasting of works embodied in sou
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
Lex Orbis
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    The Risk Of Giving Ground In Patent Applications

    Patent applicants should be meticulous in defining the scope of their applications. Patent examiners are vigilant in ensuring that such scope does not threaten prior art.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Measures Taken By The Ministry Of Corporate Affairs In Light Of The Covid Pandemic

    The Indian Ministry of Corporate Affairs ("MCA") has taken numerous steps in the wake of the COVID to ensure the smooth functioning of Indian companies.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    The Complexities Surrounding Angel Tax

    The Department for the Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade ("DPIIT") of the ministry of Commerce and Industry has issued a new notification bearing number G.S.R 127 (E)
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Valuation In The New Regime Under The Companies Act, 2013

    Until the introduction of the Companies Act, 2013, the valuation of shares, assets, net worth of companies etc. was conducted by chartered accountants or as prescribed by other laws such as the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 ...
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Asian Mills Ltd. Prohibited from Using "GUJARAT"

    Hi-Tech Pipes Ltd., manufacturers of "Gujrat" steel pipes filed this suit against Asian Mills Pvt. Ltd., manufacturers of MSERW pipes, under the name "Gujarat". The suit aims at acquiring perpetual injunction to restrain piracy of trade mark, copyright, passing off and rendition of accounts.
    IndiaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Indian Patents Law Indirectly Recognizes ‘Swiss-Type’ Claims’

    Novelty is one of the basic criteria of patentability, inventiveness and industrial applicability being the other two. If the use of a substance or a composition for a specified medical purpose is new, a claim in a patent application directed at this use will be considered as novel even if the same substance had previously been used in medicine for a different purpose.
    IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Recent Changes To The FDI Policy Of The Government Of India

    This amendment is expected to give a boost to domestic manufacturing.
    IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    A Detailed Analysis Of India's New CRI Guidelines, 2025

    The Indian Patent Office (IPO) released a new and highly detailed set of Guidelines for the Examination of Computer Related Inventions (CRIs) on July 29, 2025.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Battle Over The Big Cat: Puma SE Triumphs In Trademark Infringement Case Against R.K. Industries

    In the realm of trademark infringement and legal battles, the case of Puma SE versus Ashok Kumar Trading as R.K. Industries stands as a testament to the importance of protecting intellectual property rights.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    "CHRONICLE"- A Common English Term And Thus No One Can Claim Exclusivity To Use It

    In the case of "Chronicles Publications (P) Ltd. v. Chronicle Academy Pvt. Ltd", Chronicles Publications (Plaintiff) alleged Chronicle Academy (Defendant) of passing off their trademark "CHRONICLE" and thus prayed for an injunction to restrain the Defendant from such use.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Cipla Seems To Be On The Skids

    Earlier in the month of November, Indian generic drug maker Cipla Ltd. had requested the Central government to revoke five patents held by Swiss firm Novartis AG on respiratory drug Indacetorol, used for the treatment of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) under the brand name ‘ONBREZ’.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Comparative Advertising Shouldn't Leave A Stain On Brand Reputation

    In the case of Hindustan Unilever Limited v. RSPL Limited, underlining the fine line between comparative advertising and defamation, the Delhi High Court passed an interim order involving an aggressive advertising campaign that allegedly disparaged the iconic detergent brand Surf Excel.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Corporate Branding Key To Stronger Enforceability

    Purchasers and consumers must also be sensitized to associate the brand name with a certain standard or quality of goods instead of the type of goods.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Counterfeiting Louis Vuitton ? – The Delhi High Court Decides.

    The Delhi High Court in the case of Louis Vuitton Malletier v. Atul Jaggi & Anr., awarded permanent injunction in favour of Louis Vuitton (Plaintiff) thereby restraining Atul Jaggi (the Defendants) from selling any product bearing the "LOUIS VUITTON" mark or any other mark deceptively or confusingly similar to it.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Enablement Requirements Redefined By The Delhi High Court

    The Delhi High Court, while dealing with an appeal filed against a Controller's order has redefined the working example requirement in the complete specification.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Enforcement of Tradedress as IP-A Case Study

    Intellectual Property in a trade dress is easy to enforce vis-à-vis trademark. Deceptive similarity in a trade dress is more palpable than that in the trademarks. Whereas a number of parameters come into play while deciding the question of deceptive similarity in trademarks, they are not so much applicable to the trade dress.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Establishing Honesty Of The Concurrent Use

    Delhi High Court in a trademark dispute has upheld the findings of Deputy Registrar (D.R.) of Trade Marks and Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB).
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Exparte Interim Relief in Trademark Disputes- Judicial Approach

    To ensure timely and effective enforcement of IPRs, Courts use a variety of tools like injunctions, search and seizure orders etc. These interim remedies play a vital role in ensuring prompt protection of IPRs of the owner.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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