HARPIC TRADEMARK DISPUTE
INTRODUCTION: The Delhi High Court, in its recent judgement, upheld that there is no likelihood of customers getting confused between ‘XPERT’ soaps and ‘HARPIC DRAINXPERT’. […]
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Delhi High Court’s ‘WOW China Bistro’ Injunction: A Relook at Deceptively Similar Marks and Injunction Principles
Recently, in the case of Foodlink F and B Holdings India Private Limited v. Wow Momo Foods Private Limited, the Delhi High Court issued a […]
Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research vs. Bodhisatva Charitable Trust and Ors.
Citation: MANU/DE/3642/2023 Neutral Citation: 2023/DHC/003799 Court: IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI Decided On: 29.05.2023 Hon’ble Judge/Coram: Amit Bansal, J. In a legal battle […]
ChatGPT and the Rise of AI Chatbots: A need for legislative Development on uncharted Intellectual property territory
The advent of Artificial Intelligence has aided multiple people in enhancing their work by serving as a hub for relevant information, and in the brief […]
Certificate Course on Practical Insights into the Copyright Law- The IP Press (29th July 2023- 20th August 2023)
ABOUT THE COURSE The IP Press is delighted to launch its flagship course on Copyright Law which is one of the dynamic and ever-booming laws […]
THE IP PRESS LAW REVIEW- Volume 1 Issue II June 2023
The IP Press Law Review (IPPLR) is an initiative of The IP Press to extend our objectives of spreading awareness on the issues concerning intellectual […]
Call for Blogs- The IP Press
About The IP Press: We believe writing and digitalization are two ultra-modern weapons of today and torch-bearers for tomorrow. With our thoughts penned down on […]
Anti-Suit Injunction and Anti Anti Suit Injunction
Introduction An injunction is a remedy granted by courts that prohibits the commission of a wrong threatened or the continuance of a wrongful course of […]
The Intersection of Trademark Law and Publicity and Privacy Rights
The legal fraternity has witnessed the dynamics of and the tensions between trademark law with multiple areas of law such as contract law, antitrust law, […]
IP EXPO 2.0- The IP Press
On the occasion of World IP Day and Three years of The IP Press, we welcome you all to celebrate the IPHolic in you with […]
The Power of Intellectual Property Rights – An Insight into how Shark Tank India demonstrates the Importance of IP Protection
We all are accustomed to reality shows, where competitors are judged on their singing, dancing, and other talents so following a similar concept, Shark Tank […]
An analysis on the Digital Data Protection Bill, 2022 (Part – II)
According to the bill’s explanatory note, India now has 760 million active internet users, with that figure likely to grow to 1.2 billion in the […]
Understanding the Impact of the IPR Regime on the Indian Real Estate Industry
Construction is one of those industries where reputation and innovative designs are quite important. Therefore, robust IP protection and enforcement not only serves to dissuade rivals but, more crucially, may boost a construction firm’s worth and reputation beyond anything else. This article seeks to explain the nexus between various forms of intellectual property and the real estate industry and aims to create a strong argument in favour of why players of this industry should protect and enforce intellectual property seriously.
2022 IPR NOTEWORTHY JUDGEMENTS- THE IP PRESS
Greetings from The IP Press! We wish you a very Happy 2023! This document contains the compilation of significant judgments of 2022 which are related […]
Free Quiz in Intellectual Property Rights- The IP Press (3rd January 2023)
Celebrate new beginnings with friends, family, and a fun Intellectual Property trivia quiz this year! We are delighted to organize a Quiz competition on intellectual […]
Intellectual Property in the FIFA World Cup Finals: Technology and Branding Galore
Background Ecuador’s disbelief as the opening goal of the 2022 World Cup was disallowed by new semi-automated offside technology,[1] Germany’s wing-shaped, maroon graphic jersey[2] worn […]
Analyzing the Contentious Section 52(1)(za) of the Copyright Act, 1957
In the present article, the author seeks to understand the controversy surrounding Section 52(1)(za), a fair use provision exempting wedding events from requiring a copyright license for the music played therein. A recent judgement involving an Expert is used as the basis and the reasons for dissent are enumerated. Further, the contentious section is looked at from a modern perspective whilst revealing a major drawback and a method to plug the same is suggested.
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 […]
“An attempt to mislead, if not deceive”- Calcutta HC in the case of Fox & Mandal v. Fox Mandal
The Calcutta High Court vide its order dated 15th November 2022 in its case of FOX AND MANDAL AND ORS. Vs SOMABRATA MANDAL AND ORS […]
Way Maker, Miracle Worker, and Beatmakers: Are Music Producers Entitled to Royalties?
Introduction Time and again, we hear producers complaining about being cheated out of publishing splits or not getting due credit. Earlier this year, it was […]