A chapter by Saif Khan and Shobhit Agarwal looking at anti-counterfeiting provisions in Indian legislation. India continues to adopt strict measures to address counterfeiting and piracy, both of
Efforts to protect innovations through India IPR policy have received a leg up, but the rejection of a compulsory licence application proves the real icing on the cake.
A conference on contemporary issues in competition law brings together industry experts and notable speakers who piece together the the puzzle in terms of determining the right market, exclusive deals and more.
Members from Anand and Anand and the art community congregated to combine the intellectual powers and activism of the members of the art world as well as the
M S Bharath was a speaker at the ITech Law Association Conference on 27th January in Bangalore. He spoke on IP Litigation Strategy in the session ‘What’s UP in
An article by Swati Sharma looking at the weight attributed by Indian courts to well-known trademarks and those imbibing trans-border reputations in determining prior users. India is one
Nupur Sharma explains how trade mark rights are vested in owners without any formalities, beginning instead with first use. In the Intellectual Property field, Trade Marks rights are
Pravin Anand and Prachi Agarwal delve into the numerous theories and criteria spanning jurisdictions that have spawned in light of patentability requirements. There are essentially three requirements that
Pravin Anand moderated a panel discussion on “Commercializing Innovation: the Role of IP, Clinical Trial Legislation, and Bayh-Dole “like” Legislation in Building the Innovative Biopharmaceutical Industry”
