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Balancing Intellectual Property Enforcement: Lessons from Arun Kumar v. State of Punjab
Neutral Citation No.: 2024:PHHC:155158 In Arun Kumar v State of Punjab, Justice Karamjit Singh of the Punjab and Haryana High Court highlights the problems with respect to the application of intellectual property rights in India. This case offers a differentiation between copyright laws and trademark law. This differentiation is important to apply the proper law … Continue reading Balancing Intellectual Property Enforcement: Lessons from Arun Kumar v. State of Punjab
Read more »The Mis-Connection between the Copyright Law and PMLA
Introduction The Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002[1] (hereinafter “PMLA”), contains as a predicate offence,[2] the Copyright Act, 1957 (hereinafter “CA”). While the framework of PMLA does lend, and improve the funtioning of, the CA—by causing increased reputational risk; compliance improvements; and a further disincentivisation for the internalisation of infringement costs; there are notworthy concerns relating … Continue reading The Mis-Connection between the Copyright Law and PMLA
Read more »Legal Framework for Over-The-Top (OTT) Platforms and Apps in India: A Comprehensive Analysis
Introduction The popularity of Over-the-Top (OTT) content in India is at its peak currently. These sources provide a huge amount of content which caters to the entertainment industry. But there is not much talk about the rules and regulations which are being followed by the content creators on such platform. This article is specifically throwing … Continue reading Legal Framework for Over-The-Top (OTT) Platforms and Apps in India: A Comprehensive Analysis
Read more »Image Rights In Sports Law?
INTRODUCTION The commercialization of sports has included a number of legal concerns. Currently, there are several sponsors for a single sporting event, players are contractually required to support a certain company, and broadcasting organisations have exclusive rights over what content is shown to viewers. Therefore, it is almost hard to imagine sports in the modern … Continue reading Image Rights In Sports Law?
Read more »NFT’S And Indian Law
What are Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT) NFT (Non-Fungible Token) are a digital assets that can be bought and sold online, usually with cryptocuurency. Understood as cryptographic assets, NFTs are usually a part of blockchains with a unique identification code and metadata that can be distinguished from one another. This is different from fungible tokens like cryptocurrencies … Continue reading NFT’S And Indian Law
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