INTRODUCTION The existing and conventional intellectual property system is not able to protect TK as such it is. Each local and indigenous communities has their own distinctive and different identity, sometimes they do share similarities. These days the traditional and
INTRODUCTION The internet has brought a massive industrial revolution in the 19th century and is a vast expanding network of computers and other devices, enabling them to exchange and share the data. With the tremendous growth in digital media, the
INTRODUCTION For a long period, the definition of trademark consists of words, logos, symbols or any such kind of combination which captures the eye of the consumers, but since the pattern of the marketing has been changing, a lot of
INTRODUCTION Intellectual property regimes seek to balance the moral and economic rights of creators and inventors with the interests and needs of the wider society. An important justification for patents and copyrights is that incentives and rewards for inventors result
This article presents the concept of biopiracy as a threat to traditional knowledge in India. The article also elucidates the protection of traditional knowledge offered by the Patents Act, 1970 and steps undertaken to develop a digital library of traditional
The article presents the concept of “trade secrets” as intellectual property rights and their protection in India through common law principles and various statutory provisions. Introduction Chris Hardwick, an American comedian, has stated that; “We’re not in an information age
The article examines “domain names” as intellectual property and their protection in India through judicial pronouncements and under the trademark law as well as internationally through a dispute resolution system. Introduction Technological advancement has created a parallel cyber world to
INTRODUCTION: This case is about Designs Act 2000. Design can be infringed and competitors can copy other’s design and use it as their own and this is punishable according to Designs Act 2000. Nobody should copy and claim on someone
Introduction: There has been an emergence of Intellectual Property rights as an imperative field due to it guaranteeing an individual’s right to their own creation and invention. Since the advent of the general Indian industry, it has contributed massively to
Introduction: The present case is concerned with the different contributing elements and principle of infringement when it comes to disputes falling under Intellectual Property Rights. A notable aspect provided for by this case is the debate between a citizens’ right
