Patent prosecution is an iterative procedure in which the applicant frequently alters the language of their submitted claims.

The 21st Century has always been about computers, software and the internet.

The plaintiff in this case claimed to be owner of the trademark "Rajmoti" that it adopted in 1962. The plaintiff used "Rajmoti" as a trademark as well as a distinctive logo for edible oils...

The rise of the start-up culture in India has led to a huge influx of investment in the Indian market, creating entrepreneurs by the second. As of 2020, India is only second to China in terms of Venture Capital funding.

The availability of appropriate reliefs in cases of patent infringement is the key for ensuring the global patent protectionist regime.

Intellectual Properties (IPs) and their respective protection through various legal statutes have become an inevitable and indispensable requirement for ensuring sustainability of the future generations...

Podcasts are relatively new but have eventually grown a lot of popularity amongst the audiences these days.

In the recent judgment of the Delhi High Court dated 13th December 2021, it was observed that "When an infringer seeks to defend patent infringement on the ground that the patent is invalid...

Indian law provides intellectual property protection in the form of copyright to the creators of original works of authorship such as literary works.

A recent intellectual property (IP) violation has come to light in India.

The Trademarks Act, 1999 (herinafter referred to as ‘the Act") gives rights and protection in the form of remedies to not only registered but also unregistered trademarks.

The Delhi High Court has recently delivered two judgments underscoring how the procedural failures by the patent and trademark offices can unjustly prejudice rights.

The principle of ‘Idea-Expression dichotomy' was devised to ensure that the expression of an idea is protected instead of the idea itself.

The long pending question in the field of Intellectual Property Rights, with respect to the Tademarks, was finally answered by the Supreme Court

In the historic case of Diamond v. Chakrabarty, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) after several deliberations held that

The Plaintiff is into the business of making adjustable rifle scopes and several portions of the products are textured with so-called "knurling," used mainly for providing grip to the products.

With the rise in the monetary business in the sports Industry, it has become an event of profit-making, entertainment, and several legal battles.

During WWII and the Cold War, reverse engineering was often used. It's often used by the military to clone other country's technology, gadgets, or information, or parts of them...

The Copyright Registry on August 27, 2019 released a public notification containing a much awaited clarification regarding public performance and sound recordings played during marriage ceremonies.

Copyright is an exclusive right which is vested on the original author or owner of the product. The original author receives exclusive rights to share his thoughts, allowing him to produce copies...