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In part two of a two part series Pravin Anand highlights some practical do’s and do-not’s in a typical trademark litigation in India. The article focuses

The decision in Shreya Singhal v Union of India by the Supreme Court striking down the much maligned Section 66A of the Information Technology Act, 2000

E-tailers are more often than not unwilling to maintain resale price according to what the manufacturer expects. So much so that, along with the ease of

Envisaging the efforts for “consuming with care” marked by the celebrations of World Environment Day 2015, the firm embraced the theme of Reducing

Anand and Anand has been ranked amongst FT25 in the Financial Times Innovative Lawyers 2015, and Pravin Anand picked ‘Most Innovative Lawyer’.

In a recently delivered decision, the Competition Commission dealt the first legal blow to the practice of discounting and pricing-below-cost, ordering

E-commerce websites in India can breathe a sigh of relief as the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has declined to order an investigation into the

Safir Anand talks brand and license practicalities at the 7th International Brand Licensing and Merchandising Show, organised by the Indian Franchise

The Amar Nath Sehgal case is a landmark decision in the realm of copyright law in India as the Delhi High Court recognized moral rights of the author