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Who’s Responsible When A Mark Expires: Lessons from India & The Eu On Renewal and Registry Lapses
Introduction For a business, ten years can pass in the blink of an eye, and in that time, it is not uncommon for even diligent trademark proprietors to overlook the need for renewal. Recognising this, the Trademark Act, 1999 introduced Section 25(3), which places a duty on the Registrar to notify proprietors about the upcoming expiry of their registration and the conditions for renewal. But what happens if the Registry forgets to send such notice, or sends it but fails to rem
Oct 227 min read


Trademarks in Sports: How Teams and Athletes Use IP to Build Brands
Introduction Sports as an activity is so much involved in our daily lives, whether it is playing sports physically or watching it on...
Oct 136 min read


The Evolving Landscape of Trademark Protection in the Digital Age
The use of trademarks as a representation of brand value and consumer confidence in the modern digital era has become incredibly...
Aug 276 min read


Algorithmic Branding: Is it Possible to Trademark a Logo Created by AI?
In such a world where artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved from mere support to participating in actual creation, a new legal...
Jul 185 min read
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