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Thought Leadership
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January 14, 2013

Comparative Advertisements: The Legal Pitfalls

A look at comparative and parody advertisements in India and an analysis of the uncharted common law for comparative advertisements. Comparative Advertisements

Thought Leadership
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January 6, 2013

Welcoming in the New Royalty Regime

The Copyright Amendment Act 2012 makes the most significant changes to Indian copyright law and marks a fundamental shift in copyright legislation since

News & Updates
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December 19, 2012

Designers get IPR savvy

Safir Anand speaks to Times of India about fashion designers realising the importance of protecting their creations. Not just protecting exclusivity

Thought Leadership
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December 4, 2012

Adventures of Mr. IP

Mr. Inder “IP” Prakash may not look a superhero, and well he isn’t one – or is he. Known to his friends as ‘IP’, our more-than-a-little-portly

Thought Leadership
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November 28, 2012

Framing the Debate: What is the Scope of Liability?

Can a website host be held liable for hosting a frame or providing a link that infringes the rights of a third party? The crime scene: a murder has taken

Thought Leadership
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October 22, 2012

IP Monetisation in India: Exploring the Options

With an ever-growing appetite among its new consumers, India offers exciting IP portfolio opportunities that may yield income directly or drive the wealth

Thought Leadership
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August 16, 2012

What the Controller Got Wrong

Pravin Anand and Aditya Gupta explain the errors the Controller General of Patents made in granting a compulsory licensing order to Bayer. The affordability

Thought Leadership
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August 12, 2012

India’s Unique IP Evolution

Pravin Anand and Binny Kalra discuss IP’s unique developmental path in India, where courts have been under pressure by increasingly competitive industry

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July 26, 2012

A Step into the Unknown: India’s First Compulsory Licence

Archana Shanker considers the implications of the grant of a compulsory licence for the very first time in the Indian patent system. The licence was granted

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