
Art Meets Law: The Uneasy Tussle of Street Art and Intellectual Property Law
This article aims to identify and address several queries surrounding the question of copyright protection of street art.

This article aims to identify and address several queries surrounding the question of copyright protection of street art.

Indian Patents Act, 1970, forbids Indian residents from filing patent applications outside India without first filing in India. However, a Foreign Filing Licence (FFL), under Section 39 may be obtained in exceptional cases.

Securing a patent can be complicated by anticipation. Any invention anticipated in the prior art is most likely to be invalidated. Read more.
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