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The Delhi High Court has observed that an e-commerce platform cannot become haven for infringers and it must protect the intellectual property rights of others. “E-commerce websites are commercial...

Finding a prima facie case of infringement, the Delhi High Court recently granted injunction in favour of Dr. Reddy’s-AZIWOK against defendant’s AZIWAKE, noting that the minuscule difference between...

The Delhi High Court yesterday decreed a suit in favour of Puma SE, holding that the defendant’s large-scale and brazen manufacturing of footwear bearing plaintiff’s leaping cat mark/logo called for...

An interstate drug racket was busted after multiple operations were carried out to tackle the drug menace, Delhi Police said on Tuesday.

Ranjan Narula, Abhishek Nangia and Daleep Kumar of RNA Technology and IP Attorneys take a look at how the Advertising Standards Council of India has been addressing the advertising ecosystem in India

Virtual digital assets, including crypto and NFTs, are on the rise in India. Ranjan Narula, Abhishek Nangia and Daleep Kumar of RNA Technology and IP Attorneys examine the new ASCI guidelines regulating their advertising

May 25 2021 Britannia Industries (Britannia) that holds 30% of the organised biscuit market in India, is aggrieved by a relatively new competitor, ITC Ltd’s (ITC) use of digestive biscuit packaging sold under the brand name ‘Sunfeast Farmlite’. The trade dress and packaging of two variants of digestive biscuits sold by ITC were disputed before the Delhi High Court. The product packaging of rival brands is appended below. The court noted that the dispute between ‘...

April 15 2021 In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India, in the context of a tax dispute concerning the role and rights of an Indian distributor vis-à-vis foreign software owner, has opined that:  Distribution of software to distributor/end user will not constitute grant of an interest in copyright in it; and  It only grants a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to resell computer software.  The tax department sought to classify such a sale under ‘roy...

New bill proposes the abolition of India’s troubled IPAB 16-02-2021 More on this story 01-04-2013 A new draft bill from India’s Union Finance Minister proposes the closure of the countrys Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB). As first reported by SpicyIP, The Tribunal Reforms (Rationalisation and Conditions of Service) Bill 2021, proposed by Nirmala Sitharaman and printed on February 12, suggests the abolition of the board and the transfer of its responsibilities to the commercia...