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Evolution of Hindu Divorce Laws: From Sacred Texts to Modern Gender Justice

The evolution of Hindu divorce laws is an interesting journey into India’s social, cultural, and legal history. Ancient Hindu texts, mainly the Dharmasastras, portray a complexity concerning the dissolution of marriages. Though marriage was treated as holy, still, in some of these texts, Narada Smriti and Parashara Smriti permitted certain grounds for ending marital relationships. … Continue reading Evolution of Hindu Divorce Laws: From Sacred Texts to Modern Gender Justice

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The New Patent Chessboard: Decoding The ‘Credible Challenge’ Standard And Its Strategic Implications

In patent litigation, a preliminary injunction (“PI/PIs”) is a crucial remedy which allows patent owners to prevent alleged infringements by sale of their patented products while the case is pending before the court. Traditionally, the Courts in India have always chosen a balance-based approach which ensures that both the protection of patent holder and market … Continue reading The New Patent Chessboard: Decoding The ‘Credible Challenge’ Standard And Its Strategic Implications

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How Bollywood Protects Its Movie Titles: A Deep Dive into Film Trademarks

India’s Bollywood is the booming and shining face of the movie-instituted economy wherein, by producing thousands of films within one year, it marks itself as one of the world’s largest industries for filming motion pictures. While more scale productions pour in day by day, the most vital function that rebusts falls into place is the … Continue reading How Bollywood Protects Its Movie Titles: A Deep Dive into Film Trademarks

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The Fine Line Between Parody and Trademark Infringement: Legal Battles in India

Parody, nowadays, can be seen as an astute commentary of society, a witting satire, or even just a humorous event. From film to memes to advertisements to everything else on the Internet, parody derives whatever it can from trademarks and brands to make a comment about society. But, where does one draw the fine line … Continue reading The Fine Line Between Parody and Trademark Infringement: Legal Battles in India

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Byrajju Ramalinga Raju v. Netflix Inc & Another

Facts of the Case Byrajju Ramalinga Raju, founder of Satyam Computer Services was convicted in 2015 for corporate fraud in the Satyam Scam. Byrajju had falsified company’s accounts and was given a jail time of seven years with a fine of 5.5 crores. Netflix announced its series “Bad Boy Billionaires: India” which featured Vijay Mallya, … Continue reading Byrajju Ramalinga Raju v. Netflix Inc & Another

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Transborder Reputation in Pharmaceutical Trademarks: Protecting Global Goodwill In The Indian Market

In the pharmaceutical industry, brand trust is critical as patients and healthcare professionals rely on established reputations to ensure drug safety and efficacy. The concept of transborder reputation plays a crucial role in protecting internationally recognized pharmaceutical trademarks from misappropriation in domestic markets like India. With India’s booming drug industry and complex regulatory landscape, the … Continue reading Transborder Reputation in Pharmaceutical Trademarks: Protecting Global Goodwill In The Indian Market

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Age, a Gray Area Under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita: Critical Analysis

Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita [BNS] is said to be the official criminal code of India as a country. BNS, 2023 was enforced during the year of 2024 and is divided into 20 chapters and 358 sections. It has been made clear through various case laws that, for a crime to be committed there are 2 elements … Continue reading Age, a Gray Area Under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita: Critical Analysis

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Copyright Licensing for Bloggers and Content Creators

In todays digital era, content creation has become a very vibrant and vital source of life for many in the country. They invest their time, efforts and creativity into their work and produce a valuable content for the viewers. However, without any proper copyright licensing their work and creativity can be misused leading to their … Continue reading Copyright Licensing for Bloggers and Content Creators

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Patent Filing Procedure in Uk

WHAT IS PATENTS AND HOW IMPORTANT IS PATENT IN UK? A patent is an official right that gives creators or inventors the sole right to use their creation. It acts as a safeguard, keeping others from making, selling, or utilising the innovation without the creator’s consent. By giving them all the rights for a predetermined … Continue reading Patent Filing Procedure in Uk

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Navigating the Legal Boundaries of User-Generated Content

We often come across various stories and posts where we see a friend of ours or maybe our favorite Instagram or YouTube influencer posting a photo or video about some or the other brand/product and telling how happy they are by the use of a particular product. It might be an Air Jordan or a … Continue reading Navigating the Legal Boundaries of User-Generated Content

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