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    Renewal & Restoration Of Lapsed Patents: Non-Compliance With Statutory Time Limits May Prove Fatal

    Section 48 of the Patents Act, 1970('Act') confers broad exclusive rights on the patentee enabling her to exploit efficiently the incentives of her invention.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Roxtec Vs. Sukant Chakravarty: A Legal Battle Over Trademarks And Design Rights

    The Delhi High Court recently issued a significant decision in the case of Roxtec AB & Anr versus S. Chakravarty & Ors, shedding light on crucial trademark and design disputes.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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Similar Drug Name Not To Be Disregarded: Bombay High Court

Syntex Pharm AG, in a move against Cipla Limited and Syntex USA LLC [Syntex Pharma AG V. Cipla Limited and Syntex USA LLC. Notice of Motion No 3725 of 2008 in Suit No 2997 of 2008] alleged them for breach of trade mark before the High Court of Bombay.
IndiaIntellectual Property
Lex Orbis
Lex Orbis
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    Singing A Different Tune? – Issues Pertaining To Collection Of Royalties By Copyright Licensing Societies In India</strong></p>

    Radios, Malls, Discotheques, Airports, Flights, Trains, Lifts and even the hold tunes of Offices have music playing. When a song is played by an FM channel on the Radio, or when a song is performed live at a concert or elsewhere ..
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Summary Of Judicial Position On Action Against Passing Off A Design Under The Designs Law In India

    It can be said that the remedy of Passing off was once considered to be a "common law remedy" which was available only to trademarks.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Supreme Court revisits Fair Use Doctrine

    Yakshagana is a form of ballet dance, having its own unique heritage.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Survey Evidence In Trademark Cases: Points To Remember

    The main objective of the trademarks law is to protect the interest of the consumers. It works on the principle that no confusion should exist in the market and consumers could easily identify the goods and their sources.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Technology Transfer In India

    Technology transfer is the process by which basic science research and fundamental discoveries are developed into practical and commercially relevant applications and products. The magnitude stems from the fact that a research result may attract interest but only if there is any practical purpose or use, that patents may be granted and in order to implement that some one not necessarily the researcher must come up.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    The Magic Of Characters

    With competition rising in the market, producers or manufacturers opt for practices that are unique and creative to market their goods in a better way than their competitor.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Treasuring The Secret: Need For IP Based Protection To Trade Secrets In India

    Protection of trade secret has hitherto been a neglected area in the field of intellectual property.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Understanding The Oral Hearing Process Of Indian Patent Examination

    Indian Patent Law prescribes that each patent application should be granted after a substantive examination.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    "VOLVO" For Ice-Cream Disallowed

    The recent case of Aktiebolaget Volvo & ors v. Vinod Kumar & ors. involved the question of whether Vinod Kumar (Defendants) could be held guilty of infringement or passing off by selling its ice-creams under the Plaintiffs brand name "VOLVO".
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    What Mom Never Told You About Recipes – Can They Be Protected?

    How much ever tasty your recipe could be, it is important for your recipe to see if it fits under certain criteria for getting a patent.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    ´Dabur’ Design Decided Upon: No Infringement

    The in surge of litigation is not merely restricted to protect marks, labels or get ups, but has over flown to other realms as well. Dealing with the shape of the container, is the case of Dabur India Ltd. v. Rajesh Kumar and Ors. [2008 (37) PTC 227 (Del.)].
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    ‘Deceptive Similarity’ in Medicinal Products

    Marks registered under the statute are termed as protected marks, but even the unregistered mark attains protection by virtue of the common law remedy of passing off. The fundamental aspect on which passing off action is based is to protect the rights of the trademark holder who is prior in time to use it.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    ‘What's In A Name?' Registration Of Surnames As Trademark

    Starting of a business in the name of surname or personal name is not a very new concept in India. Numerous people have been using their surname with their business to associate their identity with it.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    No Question Of Condonation Of Delay In Filing Replication Under Rule 5 In Chapter VII Of The Original Side Rules: Delhi High Court

    No Question of Condonation of Delay in Filing Replication under Rule 5 in Chapter VII of the Original Side Rules: Delhi High Court.
    IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    Court Differs With View That All Publicity Is Good

    In the past few years, this seems to have become a mantra for businesses.
    IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    When The Claim Of Disparaging Advertising Gets Far Too Stretched!

    In a recent case, Tata Sons Pvt. Ltd. and Tata Consumer Products Ltd. ("Plaintiffs") brought a suit before the Hon'ble Delhi High Court to restrain the airing of an allegedly disparaging advertisement of the Defendant, Puro Wellness Pvt. Ltd.
    IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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    ABT SONY Versus “Sony”

    Multinational corporations are very sensitive towards their intellectual property portfolio. Their worth is in the number of patents, trademarks, design and other IP proprietary rights they own.
    IndiaIntellectual Property
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
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