Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
The Calcutta High Court has reinforced the continuing rights of authors in connection with the exploitation of their works, reaffirming the intent behind the 2012 copyright amendments.
The ambiguity surrounding Section 3(k) of the Indian Patents Act continues to present challenges for patentability determinations. Recent legal analyses emphasize the need for clarity in its interpretation.
The Indian IP community mourns the loss of Mr. Guruswamy Nataraj, founder of LCGN Advocates. Known for his exceptional patent law practice, Nataraj's passing marks a significant loss for the field.
The Indian IP community mourns the loss of Mr. Guruswamy Nataraj, founder of LCGN Advocates. He was a significant figure in patent law, known for his expertise and warm personality.
Insights from the University of Geneva’s 2026 IP Conference reflect the growing complexities of copyright enforcement in the gaming industry. The discussions highlight the need for adaptive legal strategies in response to the evolving IP landscape.
The Delhi High Court is adjudicating a case where Zee Entertainment seeks INR 2 crores from Nykaa for alleged copyright infringement involving Instagram reels. This case highlights ongoing issues surrounding copyright enforcement in the digital landscape.
The Delhi High Court ordered Super Cassettes to deposit ₹50 lakh in a copyright case involving the song 'Rang De Lal'.
The recent Met Gala has ignited discussions on the relationship between fashion, cultural appropriation, and the challenges faced by traditional artisans in India, prompting a call for more responsible practices.
The 2026 IP Conference at Geneva highlighted evolving challenges in copyright enforcement within the global gaming industry, offering critical reflections from Indian participants.
A retrospective on Shamnad's contributions to IP law highlights his role as a thought leader and lecturer. His insights, particularly from his experience in Iran, are essential for understanding contemporary issues in international IP.
The Delhi High Court's ruling in Castrol v. Sonavane examines the complexities of procedural rules concerning IP disputes, particularly focusing on the application of Order II Rule 2.
An exploration of the Oscar statuette’s ownership reveals complexities at the intersection of contract, property, and IP law, questioning the legal perception of tangible assets.