The Delhi High Court has restrained Prasar Bharti from infringing the trademark of Dish TV by adopting the mark “DD FREE DISH” or any other mark incorporating the word “DISH” for its Direct-To-Home Service.
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Read MoreA trademark dispute before the Delhi High Court has seen to it that HT Media owned Fever FM ceases to use the word “Nasha”, in relation to their radio service “Radio Nasha”.
Read MoreThe two plaintiffs Info Edge (India) Ltd. and Sanjeev Bikhchandani claiming to be proprietor / owner and lawful user since March, 1997 of the mark / name "NAUKRI" and the domain name "NAUKRI.COM"and carrying on business as a career website / jobsite under the domain name "NAUKRI.COM"
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court has asked Saregama India Ltd, accused by Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd of infringing its copyright, to deposit Rs 20 lakh for playing and allowing users to download songs of 29 movies from its websites for the time being. The Zee firm has moved the court alleging its copyright over songs of 29 movies has been violated by Saregama India Ltd by playing the songs and allowing internet users to download them.
Read Morehis appeal is directed against the order dated 20.12.2016 passed by a learned Single Judge of this court in I.A. No.15867/2016 in CS (Comm) 1218/2016. The said application was filed by the plaintiffs, inter alia, praying that new documents filed alongwith the affidavits by way of examination-in-chief of new witnesses.
Read MoreDelhi High Court today stopped 83 websites from playing and downloading songs of over 280 movies, including the upcoming Aamir Khan-starrer 'Dangal', following a plea by Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd which has its copyright.
Read More83 websites from playing and downloading songs of over 280 movies, including the upcoming Aamir Khan-starrer 'Dangal', following a plea by Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd which has its copyright.
Read MoreIn a major relief to the pharmaceutical sector, the Delhi high court on Thursday overturned a government ban on more than 300 fixed dose combination (FDC) drugs.
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court directed Britannia Industries Ltd to withdraw its Nutri Choice Digestive Zero biscuits in their current packaging in four weeks from the market after ITC Ltd alleged the former had copied the packaging of its Sunfeast Farmlite Digestive All Good biscuits.
Read MoreIndian drug makers are slugging it out with Big Pharma over launch of biosimilars. Will they be able to hold their fort in this emerging space?.
Read MoreFor the last several months Monsanto and Indian seed companies, backed by the Indian government (& state governments) have been locked in a wide-ranging legal dispute over the use of price-control legislation to fix IP licensing fees, the demand for compulsory licences for Monsanto’s patent over its Bt technology, demands by state governments for the outright revocation of Monsanto’s patent over its Bt technology, and an ongoing investigation into Monsanto’s licensing deals.
Read MoreAfter Biocon and Mylan, Reliance Life Sciences has approached the Delhi High Court to appeal against an earlier order that imposed marketing restrictions to its copy of Swiss biotech giant Roche's breast cancer drug, Herclon (trastuzumab)
Read MoreFollowing a long drawn legal battle that had reached the Supreme Court, Exide Industries has gone for out-of-the-court settlement with global battery major Exide Technologies Inc that would prevent the US company from using brand Exide in India.
Read MoreDolby has dragged Vivo and Oppo to court for illegally selling phones with Dolby technology. The court has ordered the two companies to deposit Rs 32 per infringing device manufactured, imported and sold in escrow while royalty terms are discussed.
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court has ruled that Indian companies Alembic and Natco Pharmaceuticals can export generic versions of two of German drug maker Bayer's life saving medicines for research and regulatory purposes.
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court has allowed the Competition Commission of India to look into complaints from Micromax and Intex that Ericsson had abused its dominant position to demand for royalties on the total handset cost, which the companies say were excessive.
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Read MoreKnown for handling high profile contentious cases, Prathiba Singh from Singh & Singh is a recognised figure in the litigation field. Peers and clients are full of praise with one client noting: "We have been using Singh & Singh for nearly 10 years and the service has been outstanding. Prathiba is excellent and has hands-on experience in copyright law."
The firm has been making headlines representing local drug manufacturer Cipla in its patent infringement cases against Novartis and Roche, matters that have gripped India with the outcom likely to have a huge impact on drug patents and patients in India. Novartis v Ciplais is pending before the Supreme Court of India, while in the Roche case the single judge of the Delhi High Court dismissed Roche's claim.
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