Flashback: Anaryst, probably the world’s first IP board game
As part of our flashback series we look back to 2009, when Pravin Anand revealed Anaryst, “a board game that tries to replicate real life intellectual
Section 8: a guide to foreign filing in India
Archana Shanker and Drishi Kaur discuss the often ambiguous requirements of section 8 of the Indian Patents Act. The disclosure of foreign filing to the
Good Cricket: The Case for an IP Court in India
All forms of IP protection including prosecution before the IPO and appeals are speeding up, and there is much debate about the need for a special IP court
Design Protection in India
The purpose of the Design Act is to protect novel designs that are applied to or govern the shape of an article which is to be manufactured and marketed
Trademarks: evolving law in India
Safir Anand and Swati Sharma explain India’s rise to prominence on the international scene and the continually refined trademark regime to accommodate
Border Enforcement Measures in India
Intellectual property right holders in India are able to enforce their rights at the border, thanks to laws modelled on those suggested by the World Customs
Changing Face of the Indian Patent System
Ever since its inception, the Intellectual Property Appellate Board has been a catalyst in the evolution of the patent system in the country, discuss Archana
Reaching Across Borders
The Hague Evidence Convention has streamlined the collection of evidence in cross-border cases, say Dhruv Anand, Achuthan Sreekumar and Udita M. Patro.
Patent protection of traditional knowledge and biological material
Archana Shanker and Vidisha Garg explore the protection of therapeutic substances used under folk medicine practices as ‘traditional knowledge’ by
Outsourcing and Data Security
One of the biggest concerns of an entity outsourcing work to India is data security. Not just billions of dollars, but security breaches can also cost
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