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Trademark infringement most commonly involves the issues such as likelihood of confusion; counterfeit marks and dilution of marks. Likelihood of confusion occurs in situations where consumers are likely to be [...]

The case of Rolex S.A v. Rolex Sales 2009 (39) PTC 714 (CB) dealing in Rule 16 (3) of the Copyright Rules 1958 dwells on the requirement to give notice [...]

A suit filed under Order 39 Rule 1 and 2 and Order 39 Rule 4 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, titled Montblanc Simplo- GMBH v. New Delhi Stationery [...]

Litigation in Intellectual Property although conforms to the general practices and procedures of civil litigation, the determinants of objections raised under the Procedural Code many a times lie in the [...]

The trademark regime in India provides for a procedure, whereby a mark may be rectified or varied. An application with such a request may arise for various reasons, including certain [...]

Interpretation of Statutes is key to the operation of law. While the rules existent to this may be several, occasions do arise whereby the Courts take cognizance of the same, [...]

Irrespective of being big brands or smaller players, the awareness about protecting one's intellectual property is on the rise. As disputes, forages and court litigations rise, this sphere of law [...]

Deceptive Similarity now extends itself beyond trademarks to the realm of domain names as well. While the principles that apply to both are similar, the jurisprudence to extending such principles [...]