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It is really a myth that you can reap benefit of your patents for your life and thereafter. We must understand that in the fast changing the useful life of patent is not very long.

The doctrines governing Copyright Law often compete against each other to enable determine disputes involving various aspects.

It is a well-known concept in the Trademarks law that a mark when compared to another mark, must be seen as a whole.

Competition in the national and global markets has intensified bringing issues of identification and positioning to the forefront.

The recent decision of Delhi High Court in the case – Microsoft Corporation vs. Yogesh Papat & Anr.,pertaining to "Piracy of Software", has once again established the resolve of the Indian Judiciary to take up Intellectual Property matters upfront.

In the current fast-moving and dynamic economy, protecting Intellectual Property stands tall as one of the cornerstones for businesses to protect their brand identity and reputation.

Recently, the Delhi High Court disposed of two civil suits, one rectification petition and 10 writ petitions against the trademark registrations filed by PM Diesels...

While dealing with intellectual property rights disputes, legal lines often get blurred when it comes to protecting product aesthetics

In the recent case of Anil Kapoor Vs Simply Life India and Others, Indian Actor Anil Kapoor was recently granted an interim ex-parte omnibus restraining order from the Delhi High Court...

In India, persons are not permitted to take forcible possession.

In today's digitally connected world, data has become a new currency.

Acquisition of rights to broadcast musical works and associated literary works on radio is vital in view of copyright violation and the existence of copyright societies.

This article seeks to provide a brief summary of some of the important provisions of the Code.

Bombay High Court in recent cases of habitual offenders has imposed huge exemplary cost on Defendants. In less than one month, there have been two cases where Bombay High Court has considered the Defendant's malafide actions and punished them monetarily.

In a significant legal development concerning a trademark dispute between two dental care giants, the Delhi High Court has quashed a forgery case filed by Anchor Health...

Numerous factors are taken into consideration while assessing the likelihood of confusion between two rival marks, such as the visual appearance of the marks, goods and services covered by the rival marks...

Trademark infringement under the Trademark Act 1999 generally involves the issues of likelihood of confusion; counterfeit marks and dilution of marks.