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Revisiting Patent Opposition Standards
INTRODUCTION A recent ruling by the Hon’ble Calcutta High Court has brought the forefront essential considerations in post-grant opposition cases within India’s patent system. The
Escrow Shares In India For Private Companies
INTRODUCTION Escrow shares have become an increasingly important tool in the realm of private limited companies in India. As a mechanism to mitigate risk and
Risk Assessment In AI Exploring Article 6 Of The EU AI Act -(Series-2)
Introduction Article 6 of the EU AI Act[1] serves as a cornerstone in the regulatory framework, establishing the criteria for identifying and classifying AI systems
Interpretation Of Patent Claim Scope And Amendments In Allergan Inc V The Controller Of Patents
INTRODUCTION In the case of Allergan Inc. v. The Controller of Patents, the hon’ble Delhi High Court addressed important issues regarding amending patent claims under
Transforming Indias Business Landscape Key Regulatory Changes In 2024
In the year 2024, the corporate and financial landscape of India underwent transformative regulatory changes, aiming towards enhancing transparency, efficiency, and growth in various sectors
Trademark Tussel Pune Local Eatry Wins Against Burger Giant
INTRODUCTION The Pune District Court recently delivered a landmark verdict in the case of Burger King Corporation v. Anahita Irani and Another, setting a crucial
Trademark Deception And Infringement In India
TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT IN INDIA: Trademark infringement transpires when the exclusive rights conferred upon the registered proprietor of a trademark are contravened. In India, trademark infringement
A Jurisdictional Analysis of Unified Patent Court V National Courts In Nokia V Mala Technologies
INTRODUCTION The Unified Patent Court (UPC) recently defined its jurisdiction in the case of Nokia Technology GmbH v. Mala Technologies Ltd. This case centred on
Legal Reforms in India: Jan Vishwas Act, 2023 and Its Implications for Trademark Law
Introduction The Jan Vishwas Act, 2023[1], and the Draft Trademarks Rules, 2024[2], represent significant efforts to reform India’s regulatory and compliance frameworks. The Act aims
