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An annual general meeting (AGM) is a yearly gathering of interested shareholders of a firm. At an AGM, the company's directors deliver an annual report to shareholders that include information...

The word "Incoterms" refers to the list of guidelines laid down by the International Chambers of Commerce for the sale of essential items of goods across the world.

The present article is an attempt to examine whether the endeavours made by the Parliament are sufficient to put its motto of Criminal Justice Reforms into reality or still there exist a few concerns to be addressed.

Divorce by mutual consent is the termination of marriage with the free will and consent of the parties. The parties are at a consensus with respect to their decision to dissolve the marriage.

There are around 800 producers of pharmaceutical goods and devices in India, and the country's market is the fourth largest in Asia.

There has always a reference drawn to draconian Article 370 whenever the Kashmir issue rises.

The present blog is a Case Analysis of Burberry Ltd vs. Mr. Aditya Verma. Burberry Ltd. is a leading company having acquired goodwill and worldwide operations for manufacturing...

Whether an architect has the right to restrain demolition of his own artistic work i.e. buildings and other forms of construction by the owner of the land it is built on has been recently answered by

A Geographical Indication (GI) is an intellectual property right that protects the indication of a product as originating from territory, or some locality in that territory...

the matter in hand is in between Jitendar Kumar, as J.K Enterprise and New Balance Athletics Inc. a well-known US based athletic apparel business presided by Judge Pratibha M. Singh.

A lawsuit was filed by TTK Prestige Ltd against KK & Company Delhi Pvt Ltd and other defendants for trademark infringement and passing off products as those of TTK Prestige.

Licensing of a protected innovation or property implies permission or authority granted by the inventor or the protection holder to a third party to make use of their invention on pre-established terms.

The Grand Indian wedding season is on and Delhi's Chandni Chowk is again one stop solution for the would-be brides to buy cheaper version of their favourite bridal Lehnga's.

The Lanham Act, also known as the Trademark Act of 1946 is a US Federal statute that governs the trademarks, service marks and unfair competition, similar to the Trademarks Act of India.

The MedImmune case[1] arose when MedImmune, a pharmaceutical manufacturing company, challenged the validity of Cabilly patent II granted to Genentech ...

This enactment will enable the licensor to easily license their Trademarks to the third Party.

Differences in how to commercialize intellectual property exist from country to country. With different multinational corporations, startups, and research institutions clamoring to internationalize their innovation...

Trademarks are the intangible assets of the proprietor. A proprietor spends time and resources on trademark because it is one of the most important features of the company, in some instances, a trademark becomes an identity ...