If the last decade was all about blockchain technology and cryptocurrency, this decade has started with spotlight on another type of digital asset, namely NFTs a.k.a Non-Fungible Tokens.

Recently, the Delhi High Court in Scotch Whisky Association v Unibev Limited, granted an interim injunction in favour of plaintiff for infringement of its registered Geographical Indication, "Scotch Whisky".

This post is the second of the two-part series on certification marks in India. The previous post talked about the registration of certification marks in India.

First, the court clarified that it was not sitting in appeal against the order passed by the Wuhan Court.

Movie business or Showbiz, as it is colloquially called, has often been the aspiration of the middle-class population.

The question about the distinctiveness of laudatory trade marks is a recurring one in Indian trade mark jurisprudence. It has been debated

Our Associate, Alvin Antony discusses "Scope of Arbitration in Matters Involving Intellectual Property Rights".

With the advent of the digital era and consequent ease of accessibility, the entertainment industry has increasingly become a larger part of an individual's life. With large viewership and fan-base...

The Central Consumer Protection Authority, the body established under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 to regulate matters relating to violation of consumer rights, unfair trade practices...

Our Associate, Vishesh Kumar discusses "Regulations on Online Speech: Excessive Censorship or Much Needed?"

Recently, the Madras High Court set aside an order of interim injunction granted to Arudra Engineers Pvt. Ltd. against Patanjali Ayurveda Ltd. and Divya Yog Mandir Trust in relation to the Appellant/Defendant's use of the mark CORONIL ...

Bad faith is generally understood as a narrow legal concept that is a shade milder than malice and implies breach of faith or wilful failure to respond to one's known obligation...

In the post covid era, the ‘Metaverse' has become one of the most hotly discussed technological advancements globally. More and more brands are choosing to launch their products and advertise...

The plaintiff further claimed that, in May 2020, it started using the mark for surface sprays and sanitizers and submitted invoices and sales figures in support of its contentions.

The rampant rise of social media influencers has drastically changed the advertising landscape in India. The paradigm of content consumption in India, once steered by traditional celebrities...

This post is the penultimate part of the four-part series on Artificial Intelligence and its affair with Intellectual Property Law.

This is the final part of four-part analysis of the concept of IPRs in creations of AI. The first three parts of this series discussed various phases of the affair between AI and IP law.

Our Associate, Vishesh Kumar discusses "De Minimis in Copyright Law – Trivial or Proceed to Trial"

Nayak, an award-winning Bengali language film released in the year 1996, is regarded as one of the finest works of Bharat Ratna winner, Satyajit Ray. This film became the buzz of the IP world...

The names of cities, states and countries are often used by businesses to refer to their goods and services.