Recently, it was held that IndiaMART was not entitled to safe harbour protection as it did not comply with the due diligence requirements.
In this article, we attempt to determine the efficacy of the mechanism of nodal officers in addressing the menace of film piracy.
Recently, the Delhi HC declared the Plaintiff, New Balance Athletics Inc’s marks, ‘NEW BALANCE’ and ‘NB’ as well-known marks.
This post seeks to give an overview of the legal intricacies involved in data scraping and explore the interplay between data scraping and IP Rights.
In this dynamic industry, where video games rival movies in complexity and reach, understanding IP’s nuances is paramount.
In this case, the Delhi HC stressed that the primary focus was on the storytelling platform, and no monopoly could be claimed over the idea.
We aim to demystify the core issues surrounding the controversy on the “Humans of …” concept and shed light on the associated IP rights.
In this article, we aim to anatomize the facets of conceptual similarity and semantic similarity vide the many judgments that have envisaged their principles.
The doctrine of prosecution history estoppel, which was initially prevalent in determining the infringement of patents, also has its uses in trademark infringement proceedings.
