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PROTECTING TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS: DELHI HIGH COURT’S RULING ON KHANDELWAL EDIBLE OILS LIMITED VS. LANDSMILL AGRO

2024-01-20 12:40 pm

INTRODUCTION  The Delhi High Court, in its recent ruling, marked a critical step in defending Khandelwal Edible Oils Limited’s (herein referred to as Plaintiff) intellectual property rights, by granting an interim injunction to them in their trademark and copyright infringement case against Landsmill Agro Private Limited (herein referred to as

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Taylor Swift vs. Big Machine: Decoding Copyright Quandaries

2024-01-09 3:02 pm

TAYLOR SWIFT DISPUTE Taylor Swift’s musical path began with country roots, reflected in her self-titled debut album ‘Taylor Swift’, released in 2006. Notably, she has re-recorded her early albums in order to regain possession of her master recordings released between 2006-2017, with Big Machine Records. Big Machine Records is an

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COPYRIGHT BATTLE: HUMANS OF BOMBAY VS. PEOPLE OF INDIA

2024-01-06 11:40 am

FACTS OF THE CASE: In 2014, Karishma Mehta founded “Humans of Bombay” (HOB), an online storytelling platform focused on fostering connections. On the similar lines another online storytelling platform “People of India” (POI), was founded by Pritika Kumar and has been in operation since 2019 as an Instagram-based storytelling platform.

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BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA, 2023

2024-01-04 11:38 am

BACKGROUND The Indian Penal Code of 1860, the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1973, and the Indian Evidence Act of 1872 formed the bedrock of India’s criminal justice system. These statutes comprehensively defined offenses, prescribed punishments, outlined legal procedures, and regulated evidence admissibility. However, the passage of time rendered them

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