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In a landmark decision, the Division Bench of the Delhi High Court, in World Wrestling Entertainment v. Reshma Collection & Ors, provided an expansive

Numerous companies in India and across the world have raised millions of dollars pledging their IP assets to secure an injection of funds. M.S. Bharath

Counterfeiting cases are rarely contested in court but the law on the legality of parallel imports is ambiguous and hotly contested in India, as Safir

While PCT Application is a beneficial tool for patent applicants planning to obtain protection outside India, they ought to be careful in cases of filing

Pravin Anand and Nishchal Anand evaluate IP dispute resolution processes in India. Litigation has proven to be the most effective tool to combat trademark

Courts coming down hard on contemnors and a broadening scope of rights; Pravin Anand looks at what this all spells for IP rights holders in India. These

Archana Shanker and Shraddha Chauhan look at ways in which India can and should be using competition law to underpin patent rights in a monopoly-hungry

Pravin Anand and Achuthan Sreekumar explain how courts have dealt with filmmakers being hauled into courtrooms by rights holders alleging disparagement

Setting precedent for disputes involving a challenge against validity of a patent, the Supreme Court concluded that a party opposing grant of patent cannot