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Traditional artisan weaving fabric by hand representing India’s cultural heritage and the need for Sui Generis Law protection

Why India Needs A Sui Generis Law For Traditional Knowledge Protection

In the constantly evolving and ever-changing paradigm of India’s IP Law Framework, the Geographical Indications of Goods(Registration and Protection) Act 1999(hereinafter referred to as “the Generis Law Act”) emerged as a standalone sui generis legislation for the protection of goods whose quality, reputation, or other characteristics are attributable to a

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Trademark Infringement Through Meta Tags in SEO

Trademark Infringement Through Meta-Tag

Due to rapid technological advancement, there has been a significant rise in digital marketing worldwide. Many social media networks, algorithms, and platforms like Google Ads are used by companies to attract and connect with their prospective buyers. As companies advertise their products or services on digital platforms, they use meta

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Legality of Mamata Banerjee’s Statement on Resignation

The Politics of Resignation

Can an incumbent Chief Minister refuse to resign after an electoral defeat? “I WON’T RESIGN” said Mamata Banerjee after her party lost the recent West Bengal elections. After a roller-coaster, turbulentelection season filled with unending political drama (where five legislative assemblies of the States of Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West

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Sustainable Intellectual Property and Green Innovation and global stewardship.

From Monopoly To Stewardship: Reconceptualising Intellectual Property For A Sustainable World

One could contend that India’s history of intellectual property perhaps provides what might be considered valuable insights into international IP reform for sustainability. India’s transition from the Patents Act 1970, which excluded product patents for pharmaceuticals,[1]to TRIPS conformity via the Patents Act 2005,[2] seems to illustrate the intertwined negotiations between

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Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation Growth in India

The Impact Of Intellectual Property Rights On Innovation And Economic Growth In India

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) include the legal safeguards granted to creators and innovators over their creations, literary works, and artworks, trademarks, and commercial designs. These rights are pivotal in facilitating research and development (R&D) by authorizing creators to hold exclusive proprietary rights over their innovative outputs. Globally, economies with strong

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R.M. Malkani vs State of Maharashtra - Landmark Judgment

R.M. Malkani v. State of Maharashtra, AIR 1973 SC 157

CITATION AND COURT: Case Name: R.M. Malkani v. State of Maharashtra Citation: AIR 1973 SC 157 Decided by: Supreme Court of India Bench: Justices Y.V. Chandrachud, M.H. Beg, K.K. Mathew Year: 1973 The evidence used in criminal investigations and trials has changed with the rapid advancement of technology. Digital and

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GST and E-commerce: Taxation Challenges And Compliance In India

GST and E-commerce: Taxation Challenges and Compliance In India

The high growth rate of e-commerce in India has greatly changed business dealings, whereby the establishment of a strong tax system is necessary to control online trade. The purpose of introducing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in 2017 was to bring the indirect taxation together and achieve transparency. Nonetheless,

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Trademark Infringement Through Meta Tags in SEO
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Paralegal JP Associates

Trademark Infringement Through Meta-Tag

Due to rapid technological advancement, there has been a significant rise in digital marketing worldwide. Many social media networks, algorithms, and platforms like Google Ads

Legality of Mamata Banerjee’s Statement on Resignation
Legal Updates
Paralegal JP Associates

The Politics of Resignation

Can an incumbent Chief Minister refuse to resign after an electoral defeat? “I WON’T RESIGN” said Mamata Banerjee after her party lost the recent West

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