
Madras HC Orders Removal of Media Monk Trademarks: Full Case Study
Read how the Madras High Court rectified six MEDIA MONK trademarks, citing bad faith and deceptive similarity with MediaMonks’ global brand. Full legal analysis here.

Read how the Madras High Court rectified six MEDIA MONK trademarks, citing bad faith and deceptive similarity with MediaMonks’ global brand. Full legal analysis here.

Explore how India’s GST law grapples with virtual assets, NFTs, and metaverse-based services. This article analyzes digital tax gaps, jurisdictional challenges, and global comparisons, and argues for urgent legislative reform in India’s indirect tax regime.

Explore how India’s GST exemptions for IP services like copyright licensing fuel innovation, reduce tax burden, and boost startup and export growth. Indirect Tax Incentives.

Explore the importance, registration, and impact of Geographical Indications in India. Learn how GIs protect traditional products and boost local economies.

ABSTRACT This article discusses about the appeals against orders passed by the examiner of trade marks under trade marks act, 1999. This article will explore who is an examiner and if the examiner refuses the application, then what is the grounds for appeal and how to appeal, what is the

ANI sues OpenAI in a landmark Delhi High Court case over AI copyright infringement. Could this reshape India’s laws on AI, content use, and originality? Know about ANI V. OpenAI

“Champak” trademark dispute heats up as BCCI’s robotic dog name clashes with a beloved children’s magazine. Legal battle highlights brand protection in AI age.

Bombay HC’s ruling in Arijit Singh vs. Codible Ventures LLP sets a precedent on AI-generated voice use, highlighting gaps in India’s personality rights laws.

Delhi High Court directs A.R. Rahman, Madras Talkies, and Lyca Productions to deposit ₹2 crore in a copyright dispute over the song “Veera Raja Veera,” recognizing similarities with “Shiva Stuti” by Junior Dagar Brothers.

Explore the landmark High Court of Delhi ruling in Azure Hospitality vs. Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL), a crucial case defining copyright ownership, licensing rights, and copyright society regulations under the Copyright Act, 1957.
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