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Freedom Of Press And Contempt Of Court
Introduction Media has a mass influence over the public which at times hinders rational thinking. Oftentimes, decisions of the judiciary are vastly publicized and the media often broadcasts every nook and cranny of the cases. Fair statements with the intention of spreading awareness are not a threat to the sanctity of the judiciary but often … Continue reading Freedom Of Press And Contempt Of Court
Read more »Overview Of The Draft Patents (Amendment), Rules, 2023
INTRODUCTION The Draft Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2023 (hereinafter referred to as the “Draft Patents Amendment Rules”) were notified by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade)on 22nd August, 2023. The proposed amendments to the Patent Rules, 2003 are being made by the Central Government in the exercise of … Continue reading Overview Of The Draft Patents (Amendment), Rules, 2023
Read more »Privacy Rights: Juggling Freedom of Expression and Individual Privacy
Introduction Individual privacy rights and media practices are in a complex conflict as a result of today’s quickly changing communication and technological landscape. As a critical observer as well as an open forum for debate, the media still plays an important role in protecting freedom of speech. But it’s important to protect both rights and … Continue reading Privacy Rights: Juggling Freedom of Expression and Individual Privacy
Read more »Dream Girl 2: Bombay High Court says no to stay on the AyushmannKhurrana starrer at the eleventh hour
On August 22 2023,the Bombay High Court refused to stay the release of the film in a copyright infringement suit filed against the Ayushmann Khurrana and Ananya Pandaystarrer Dream Girl 2. It stated that the release should not be halted at the eleventh hour. The film produced by Shobha Kapoor and Ekta Kapoorunder the banner … Continue reading Dream Girl 2: Bombay High Court says no to stay on the AyushmannKhurrana starrer at the eleventh hour
Read more »Constitutional Morality & Indian Courts in 21st Century
Introduction Neither Grote nor Ambedkar intended for courts to employ constitutional morality to determine the legality of government action. It was a goal to them, a desire that citizens would instill a love for the Constitution, making it impossible for the Constitution to be erased by the political powers of the day. According to this … Continue reading Constitutional Morality & Indian Courts in 21st Century
Read more »Trademark Law For Entertainment Brands: Protecting A Brand Identity
Introduction Section 2 (1) (zb) of the trademark act of 1999 defines a trademark. It is a distinguishing sign or signal put on commercial items by a person or organization to differentiate one trader’s products from those of another. Trademarks are becoming valuable in the music and film industries. Music and film are two of … Continue reading Trademark Law For Entertainment Brands: Protecting A Brand Identity
Read more »‘Use of Trademarks as Keywords’ : Case Summary of Google v. DRS
INTRODUCTION The Delhi High Court in Google LLC v. DRS Logistics (P) Ltd.[1] has ruled in favour of DRS (‘Respondent’) in an appeal favoured by Google LLC (‘Appellant’). The division bench upheld the order of the single bench to the extent that the use of the respondent’s trademark as a keyword in the Google Ads … Continue reading ‘Use of Trademarks as Keywords’ : Case Summary of Google v. DRS
Read more »Understanding Family Trademarks
Introduction Trademarks serve to safeguard the distinctive characteristics that distinguish the origin of products under the ownership of a particular entity. This legal privilege is typically granted to those who have obtained registration or have been using such marks for a long period of time. Nonetheless, the subject at hand challenges this notion. Numerous well-known … Continue reading Understanding Family Trademarks
Read more »Right To Die Under Right To Life
Right to life as we know is a fundamental and inalienable right of every person on the earth and in India it is provided under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. Right to life of a person include every such thing which is necessary for a good quality of life, livelihood and liberty and … Continue reading Right To Die Under Right To Life
Read more »Posthumous Celebrity Rights- Until Death Do Us Apart?
Introduction With the advent of the 21st century, branding has gained importance. A successful banding strategy needs advertising. Engaging a known popular face for advertisement has become a trend. These faces often happen to be celebrities with large fan following who trust them. Celebrity endorsements are a way of influencing customers, gaining visibility and increasing … Continue reading Posthumous Celebrity Rights- Until Death Do Us Apart?
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