Kashi’s most celebrated Tirangi Barfi to soon get a Geographical Indication tag
Introduction Intellectual property is a legal right that protects the invention of the human intellect. The goal of granting such a safeguard is to encourage […]
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Free certificate course on Trademark Law
About the course Protecting a trademark in today’s era is not just about filing and getting it registered for your client, the importance of association […]
Call for Submissions- The IP Press Law Review, Volume I, Issue II
About the law review The IP Press Law Review (IPPLR) is an initiative of The IP Press to extend our objectives of spreading awareness on […]
Free certificate course on basics of IPR
About the course Intellectual property is the currency of the tech world. The pharmaceutical patent for Lipitor generated over $100 billion in revenue, the copyright […]
AMUL v. AMUL Candles: A classic case of encashing goodwill
INTRODUCTION AMUL has been a part of everyone’s childhood. The delicious treats and wide variety of products that this establishment has to offer have attracted […]
IP FINANCING IN THE FINTECH INDUSTRY
This article talks about fintech or ‘financial technology and its rapid growth worldwide. With the growth in technology there is an increase in the need of fast and accessible credit. IP financing or using IP to obtain credit has become a fast and accessible method of obtaining loans. In this article we discuss about different methods of IP financing and its advantages and disadvantages.
Last 24 hours to register – Certificate Course on Fashion Law
The fashion industry generates millions of revenue and contributes significantly to the GDP of the nation. Hence, there have been numerous laws and regulations governing […]
Ayyappanum Koshiyum Remake Rights: Note on a Producer’s Right in ‘Dubbing’ a ‘Remade’ Film
From a purely viewer’s standpoint, the author of the original Malayalam film, Ayyappanum Koshiyum, is the rightful owner of the Hindi-dubbed version of ‘Bheemla Nayak,’ as […]
Certificate Course on Fashion Law by The IP Press [50 seats only]
The fashion industry generates millions of revenue and contributes significantly to the GDP of the nation. Hence, there have been numerous laws and regulations governing […]
GI TAG GRANTED FOR MITHILA MAKHANA
INTRODUCTION A GI or Geographical Indication Tag, according to the World Intellectual Property Organization[i], is used for items that have a distinct geographical origin or […]
Case Law Summary: Claudio De Simone v. Actial Farmaceutica SRL
Introduction When Intellectual Property Rights often overlap with each other, it is not surprising that creators face dilemmas over choosing the ideal protection for their […]
‘BOLTING’ TO BE TRADEMARKED SOON
After registering his name “ lighting Bolt ” and the slogan “ BOLT THE WORLD”, the fastest man in the world i.e. Usain Bolt is […]
IP LAWS AND BLOCKCHAIN: BEYOND THE GLAZING CRYSTAL BALL
Blockchain is a modern evolving technology that tends to create a transparent platform to serve the purpose of transferring information which could be a fast, […]
MODERNA US Inc. V. PFIZER Inc., BIONTECH SE, Manufacturing Gmbh & Biontech US Inc. : A patent lawsuit from pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic not only hit hard on the daily lives of humans all around the world but also cause greater damage to the economies […]
CASE STUDY OF LEVI STRAUSS & CO. v. IMPERIAL ONLINE SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED & ORS.
Introduction The famous case of Levi Strauss & Co. v. Imperial Online Services Pvt. Ltd. is bound to become a landmark decision in the field […]
Certificate Course on “FinTech and Challenges” by GNLU
GNLU Centre For Law and Technology is organizing a Two Days Online Short-Term Certificate Course on “FinTech and Challenges” on 03 & 04 September, 2022 Kindly click […]
COPYMARK: MERCHANDISING OF FICTIONAL CHARACTERS & ITS POSSIBLE PROTECTION
Introduction The competitive globalized world, has made business entity to do every possible effort to promote and brand its product. Consequently, different types of marks […]
Pepsi Co V. Ramdev Industries: A study into trademark infringement
Introduction: This article is a study of the Delhi High Court’s recent judgment wherein Pepsi Co’s Lays, the plaintiff, was granted ad-interim relief. The Hon’ble […]
ZARA V. HOUSE OF ZANA
Did anyone think of the fact that how similar Zana and Zara sound that one might confuse it with the other like you plan to […]
Intellectual Property and YouTube Strikes: The Nuances
In modern times, social media has evolved into a major medium of expression. Initially developed as a tool to connect people and divest from the […]