Trademark Keyword Bidding and the Expanding Boundaries of Platform Liability: Lessons from the Delhi High Court’s Hindware v. Google Ruling
For years, keyword bidding on competitor brand name has been one of the most widely
Can a Trademark Lapse Without Effective Notice? Delhi High Court Clarifies the Scope of Section 25(3)
A trademark registration represents decades of commercial reputation, consumer trust and market goodwill. In Rajinder
Select Citywalk v Global Citywalk: Delhi High Court on Trademark Infringement and Deceptive Similarity
Can the mere addition of a prefix rescue a trademark that substantially reproduces the dominant
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
The High Cost of ‘Soiled Hands’: When a Trademark Battle Reveals an Abuse of Process
Introduction In the competitive landscape of modern commerce, where brand identity is paramount, a company’s
Reputation Over Footprint: How Trans-Border Reputation Rewrote the Rules on Trademark Territoriality
Introduction The hallowed reputation of Princeton University, a global symbol of academic excellence, recently found
The Threshold of Innovation: Delhi High Court Validates ‘Mosaicing’ and Affirms Scrutiny of Technical Data
Introduction In a ruling that underscores the rigorous standards of Indian patent law, the Delhi
The Ascendancy of Numbers: A New Paradigm for Trademarks in India
In the evolving landscape of branding and intellectual property, the most powerful identifiers are often