IntroductionPatent means granting exclusive authority to the inventor, who has invented something new and this new invention has introduced a new method, process or solution to an existing problem. In simpler words a patent is granted to a person and he gets exclusive rights for the invention this exclusive ...Read More

IntroductionThe world is full of creativity and intelligence. Inventions arising out of people's creative work acquire commercial value, in view of the possibility of their use by large sections of society within the country and in other countries of the world. The patent is one of the widespread ways through...Read More

IntroductionPatents are considered to be the one of the oldest forms of intellectual property protection providing to inspire the economics and technological advancement by rewarding the intellectual creativity. Patent is defined as it protect the invention and grants the owner exclusive rights to use their invention for t...Read More

The Delhi High Court, through its decision dated 13th July 2023 has shed light on a fundamental question regarding the overlapping portions of patent and competition law in the Indian legal landscape. The key question addressed here was whether or not the...Read More

IntroductionA patent is a right granted to an inventor to commercially exploit his or her invention to the exclusion of others. It can be obtained for a new or improved machine or process, article of manufacture, or chemical composition.The "first-to-f...Read More

PatentsA patent is a legal document which is authorized by the Government of India granting “exclusive rights to the inventor to make, use and sell an invention”.What Is The Need For Patents?...Read More

IntroductionThe legal framework is essential to the running of every organization, regardless of whether it is growing steadily or is just getting started. All companies in India must register in accordance with the ...Read More

In South Africa the Intellectual Property Rights are either registered or unregistered. Formal applications for registering IP rights are made via the appropriate government channels while the unregistered rights exist from the creation of IP.A patent is a tool that grants the owner of the patent an unrestricted, exclusiv...Read More

INTRODUCTIONToday, generation is growing now not only at a totally fast pace but it is getting subtle to the general public at massive or even to individuals who are staying in far flung corners of the sector at a pace formerly unknown. The new technology ...Read More

IntroductionIntellectual property serves as the cornerstone of development.It might be a new way to make anything, a layout, a book, an art, a feature in a magazine, etc. Although there are many different types of intellectual property, the word “property” indicates that it is held by someone, either ...Read More

Metaverse is an inevitable evolution of the internet where billions of people will invest their reality. As India has a massive young population, it is a potential booming market for virtual reality, or what is commonly called as the metaverse.It is a blend of augmented and virtual reality, enabling social con...Read More

IntroductionA trademark is a sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises,1 this is to provide an exclusive right over the aspect of goodwill and reputation with respect to the goods/service. Trademark are further bifurcated into two types Conventional and Non-conventi...Read More

IntroductionThe term “grey market merchandise” generally refers to goods sold outside of equivalent imports or exchanges; these goods are diverted from authorised distribution channels to unapproved vendors or beyond legally permitted appropriation channels. As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, exchanges in...Read More

IntroductionIntellectual Property as we all know is an area of law which comprises the domains like copyright, trademarks, patents, GI, designs, semiconductors, farmers and plant varieties. It has been recognized as an impo...Read More

IntroductionThe Indian Patents Act, of 1970 is a holistic code dealing with applications for patents, the grant of patents and rights of a patentee as well as the resolution of disputes arising fr...Read More