IP Law
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Intellectual Property Rights: Problems and Privilieges
The Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) have gained worldwide prominence since the TRIPS agreement of 1995, which mandated that all the WTO-member countries accord to uniform patent laws. India is also… Read more.
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Geographical Indications of goods in India: An insight
“Creativity is the most productive and expensive fruit of human mind, thus every effort is being made to keep this fruit healthy and free from insects of plagiarism” Geographical indication… Read more.
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FRAND Licensing: Bridging the gap between Competition Act and Patent Act
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Public) (in short “Ericsson”) is a company having around 33,000 patents, and 400 of these patents have been granted in India. Most of these are Standard Essential Patents… Read more.
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PAYING A PRICE?: Analyzing the claims made by PayPal against Paytm in reference to trademark infringement
Ever since demonetization, the online payments system known as PayTM has become a regular sight- ‘PayTM accepted here’– from your inviting, plush showrooms to your roadside ‘nukkad chaiwallah’. As PayTM… Read more.
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Why Copyright Laws Vary
Whenever you write a song or a story, draw a picture, or create anything else and put it down on paper, build it, or play it, you automatically own the… Read more.
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Constitutional Aspect of Intellectual Property Rights in India
This article has been written by Deepseng Shyam. Deepseng is currently a student in NLU Assam. Intellectual Property and India has a good long history dating back to the ancient… Read more.
