
Resourceful. Naturally.

Resourceful. Naturally.
Intellectual Property
Fair Use doctrines under Trademark Law
Introduction The Trademark Act of 1999 was enacted with the goal of updating the legislation to reflect recent changes in trading and commercial activities, fast globalisation, and harmonisation with international trade rules. The Trademark Act of 1999, Section 2 (zb),…
Doctrine of Fair Use under Indian Copyright Law
Introduction Copyright protects and rewards creativity by allowing the creator of an original literary or artistic work to do, authorise, or prohibit specific acts in respect to that work. Copyright is one of the branches or aspects of Intellectual Property…
Doctrine of Equivalents under Patent Law
Introduction A patent is a type of intellectual property that grants an inventor the right to develop something new, useful, and novel. Patent rights allow owners to prohibit others from profiting from their creation while also allowing them to receive…
Doctrine of Dilution under Trademark Law
Introduction Trademark protection is one of the areas of intellectual property that drew a lot of judicial and legislative attention in the second half of the twentieth century. The impact of globalisation and changing business patterns had a significant impact…
Anti-Dissection Theory under Trademark Law in light of deceptive similarity/confusion
Introduction A trademark is a visual symbol that is put to products of commerce in the form of a word, a device, or a label with the express purpose of indicating to customers that the goods are those manufactured by…
Minimum Contact Theory in IPR
Introduction Intellectual property can be characterized as the property in ideas or their expression. It is a creation of the mind, for example, a technological innovation, a poem, or a design. It protects the rights of individuals and businesses who…
IP Issues in the Sale Of Business M&A
What is Copyright?
“Creating something new with your thoughts requires the efforts and talent, and that credit of creating something different and new must be protected for the time being in favour of the creator to ripe the benefits out of it.” Copyright…
LICENSING STRATEGIES OF PATENT
There is a famous quote, which says “Precaution is better than cure”, and this quote surely has its relevance in the licensing strategy of patent as well. The strategy to license should be well planned so that in future, no…