Examining Limits of Exclusive Ownership and Coparcenary Rights in Family-owned Legacy Brands
Can a trademark, nurtured over decades within the folds of a family enterprise, ever be
When Does Academic Success Become a Protectable Commercial Identity Delhi High Court Clarifies Personality Rights Threshold
At what point does individual excellence evolve into a legally protectable commercial identity? This question
Protecting the Inventive Leap: Lessons from India’s ₹152 Crore Patent Ruling in CCA v. Rosenberger
Introduction Does the mere existence of scattered technical fragments in the public domain suffice to
Analysing Prior User Rights and the First-in-the-Market Rule in the Context of NOKUF Dispute in Sana Herbals
Introduction Can a party that has built substantial goodwill through decades of continuous trademark use
Can YouTube copyright strikes without intent to litigate constitute groundless threats under Section 60 of Copyright Act?
Introduction Why should legitimate journalistic expression, particularly in the reporting of current events, be vulnerable
Revisiting Finality in Patent Refusals: Appellate Amendment Powers under Sections 59 and 117A
Introduction Can a “final” rejection from the Patent Office truly be the end of the
Judicial Intervention in Foreign-seated Arbitral Proceedings: Limits, Exceptions, and Privity Concerns
Introduction When can a domestic court intervene in an arbitration proceeding that is seated abroad?
Is Money Laundering a Continuing Offence? PMLA, Legacy Assets and Article 20(1) Explained
Introduction Can the mere passage of time, or the fact that property was acquired before
Can “MOTION” Be Monopolised? Delhi High Court Applies Anti-Dissection Rule in TRANSFORMOTION v. 4MOTION Dispute
Introduction In the high-stakes automobile sector, where brand identity is inextricably linked to technological prestige,
From Procedural Objections to Tribunal Competence: Delhi High Court Strengthens Kompetenz-Kompetenz under Section 11
Introduction When a court is tasked with appointing an arbitrator, should it venture beyond the