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Pertinence Of Patents In Thwarting The Pandemic (Covid-19)

Pertinence Of Patents In Thwarting The Pandemic (Covid-19)

The horrific tale of novel corona virus (COVID-19) has become our new reality which has disrupted the lives of masses across the globe. In fact, the transmission rate of the COVID-19 virus is so glaring that the same has been declared as a pandemic by the World Health Organisation (WHO).

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Traditional Knowledge And Contemporary Trends

Traditional Knowledge And Contemporary Trends

Knowledge is wealth, and India possesses a treasure trove of traditional knowledge, which contributes to the rich cultural heritage of the country. India has 705 officially recognized ethnic groups[1] residing in different parts of the country.

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Dance Moves & Copyright

Dance Moves & Copyright

Copyright law gives the authors of literary works, dramatic works, composers of music, artists of an artistic work, producers of cinematographic film, and sound recordings the exclusive right over their original creations. Choreographic works are explicitly included under the definition of “dramatic work” under the Copyright Act, 1957.

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The Need For Regulation Of Content Of News Television Channels In India

The Need For Regulation Of Content Of News Television Channels In India

A specific law with one exclusive regulatory body is the need of the hour to regulate the news broadcasting sector in order to reinstate the trust and confidence of the people in news television channels…

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Protection Of Trade Secrets As Intellectual Property In India: A Critical Analysis

Protection Of Trade Secrets As Intellectual Property In India: A Critical Analysis

Intellectual property is, legally, a form of property, i.e., something which can be owned and legally enforced. The globalisation and liberalisation of markets has intensified the significance of Intellectual Property Rights in all forms of transactions.

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Royalty Rights And Off Beam Praxis

Royalty Rights And Off Beam Praxis

The Copyright Act, 1957 aims to encourage talent and make copyrightable works available to the public at large by striking a balance between the interests of all the stakeholders involved therein

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Propinquity Of Intellectual Property And Trade Laws

Propinquity Of Intellectual Property And Trade Laws

world economy has faced the most profound transformation in the last two decades which has led to an increase in the world’s commercial flow

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Implementation Of 5G Network In India And Its Regulatory Challenges

Implementation Of 5G Network In India And Its Regulatory Challenges

Hi-Speed mobile networks have revolutionized the telecommunication sector. Mobile networks have evolved over the years. It began as early as the mid-40s to the late-70s with 0G, which is referred to as the mobile radio telephone.

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Non-Traditional Trade Marks: Relevance & Acceptance In India

Non-Traditional Trade Marks: Relevance & Acceptance In India

The trademark owners have been adopting various forms of marks to distinguish their trade from others. The everlasting zeal to be different and achieve recognition have led to the development of non-traditional

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Law Firm Management To IPR Criticalness – Excerpts From Lex Witness’ Conversation With Sudeep Chatterjee, Partner, Singh & Singh Law Firm LLP

Law Firm Management To IPR Criticalness – Excerpts From Lex Witness’ Conversation With Sudeep Chatterjee, Partner, Singh & Singh Law Firm LLP

A law firm becomes successful due to a culmination of various traits. Some of the important aspects of a successful law firm

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Protecting Our Jugaad: Implementation Of A Utility Model Regime In India

Protecting Our Jugaad: Implementation Of A Utility Model Regime In India

In the Year of 2017 a famous colloquial Hindi word, “Jugaad” found its way into the Oxford Dictionary. The official definition…

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ADR’s Latent Ability To Resolve Intellectual Property Disputes

ADR’s Latent Ability To Resolve Intellectual Property Disputes

The method of resolving disputes through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), is deep rooted in the Indian Culture and instances of the same can be traced back to the days of Ramayana and Mahabharata. In Mahabharata

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