Compulsory licensing of patents in India
As per World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), “a patent is an exclusive right granted for an invention, which is a product or a process that provides, in general, a new
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Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE) Scheme
In a nation like India, teeming with entrepreneurial spirit, financial support is often the bridge between the dreams and the reality. The credit guarantee fund trust for micro and small
Digital dilemmas: Challenges in enforcing copyright laws in the internet age
Copyright is a legal term under intellectual property law that gives creators a right to protect their original works. This exclusive right allows them to monitor their work and track
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Pramod P. Shah v Ratan N Tata (2017) SCC OnLine Bom 5269
The legal system of India is a powerful tool that aids the process of indemnifying one’s grievance that may arise because of personal or professional relations among people. The aforesaid
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Faulty Figures: Addressing Inefficacies in Cost Provisions under the CPC
Abstract The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, was enacted with the objective of consolidating and standardizing the procedures of civil courts, thereby establishing a structured framework for managing civil disputes.
Sustainability and Trademarks: The Role of Green Branding in India’s Eco-Conscious Market
The environmental issues have been rising to be the key driving forces of the markets in the current world hence bringing out sustainability as the common goal for producers and
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Resolving Pending Cases Through Alternative Dispute Resolution Under Section 89 of The Civil Procedure Code
Introduction The backlog of legal cases in India is immense, with pending cases numbering in the lakhs. One of the primary reasons for this growing accumulation is the sharp rise
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Res Judicata
The substance of the Latin legal maxim, res judicata, has ancient origins in multiple jurisprudences. Res judicata is popularly hailed as a rule of public policy but in practice protects
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The Dark Side of Online Gaming Apps in India: Unethical Promotion by Celebrities and Its Societal Impact
In recent years, India has witnessed a massive surge in online gaming platforms, with apps offering real-money games such as poker, rummy, fantasy sports, and other forms of gambling. While
What is Trademark?
A trademark is a design, symbol, word, or phrase that identifies the source of your product and distinguishes your product from others. According to Trademark Act 1999, (section 2(zb)) Trademarks