One kind of IP right, similar to trademarks and ‘copyrights’, is a ‘patent’. The ‘Latin word patere’ meaning ‘to lay open,’ as in render accessible to other people's examination, is where the concept of ‘patent’ originates. An innovation is not allowed to be made, used, or sold by anybody else for a parti...Read More

IntroductionIntellectual property rights, or IPRs, are the rights that individuals have to protect their ideas, creations, inventions, and other forms of intellectual property. Creators are granted exclusive...Read More

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IntroductionThe fast growth of artificial intelligence (AI) technology has sparked a surge of innovation across several industries, including the creation of artistic works. We now, have apps, websites, and tools to create a new content without using as much effort as, the only requisite is to pro...Read More

IntroductionWhen acting as distinctive identification for products and services, trademarks help customers make educated choices about their purchases. Determining the potential of misunderstanding among identical marks requires consideration of both the visual and phonological cha...Read More

Citation – 2023 WL 1458126.Court - United States District Court of Southern District of New York. Plaintiff – Hermès Int’l & Hermès Inc. ...Read More

Undoubtedly, fair play is a crucial tenet in the field of sports. "For a sport to be congenial, it ought to be strictly fair," the America's Cup arbitration tribunal correctly noted in a recent judgment. Even so, it must be accepted that sport occasionally fails to be equitable and also that unfair actions really aren't entirely absent from the sporting realm given the enormous capi...Read More

INTRODUCTIONOne of the greatest fashion creator Gianni Versace once said “Fashion goes with the feeling of moment. Fashion has been considered to be expressing the emotion by a way innovation or creativity of the different styles and new trends however for the safeguard of the same, It is very imperati...Read More

IntroductionPatent is a limited exclusive monopoly right granted by the government of India for an invention to the inventor or assignee as a territorial right in consideration of disclosure of the invention to the Government. In simpler words, Patent is a protection given to inventor for his inventions for a l...Read More

IntroductionThe article aims to identify the general definition of patent analysis and the procedure for the same. Moreover, the article also aims to discuss various searches that are associated with Patent analytics i.e., Knock out search, Collection search, Novelty Search, and State of the Art sea...Read More

IntroductionThe implementation of the Unitary Patent System (UPS) commenced on the 1st of June, 2023. Earlier, the European patent system posed challenges to the competitiveness of European businesses and businesses seeking patent protection in Europe. It was thus essential to offer patent applicants and...Read More

IntroductionPatent means granting exclusive authority to the inventor, who has invented something new and this new invention has introduced a new method, process or solution to an existing problem. In simpler words a patent is granted to a person and he gets exclusive rights for the invention this exclusive ...Read More

IntroductionThe world is full of creativity and intelligence. Inventions arising out of people's creative work acquire commercial value, in view of the possibility of their use by large sections of society within the country and in other countries of the world. The patent is one of the widespread ways through...Read More

IntroductionPatents are considered to be the one of the oldest forms of intellectual property protection providing to inspire the economics and technological advancement by rewarding the intellectual creativity. Patent is defined as it protect the invention and grants the owner exclusive rights to use their invention for t...Read More

The Delhi High Court, through its decision dated 13th July 2023 has shed light on a fundamental question regarding the overlapping portions of patent and competition law in the Indian legal landscape. The key question addressed here was whether or not the...Read More