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David vs. Goliath: Small Business Trademark Disputes with Big Corporations
When David confronts Goliath, the first thing that comes to mind, of course, is the victory by a lesser-known figure over a behemoth rival. It happens all too often in trademark perspective-improving worlds: the smaller corporation taking on the larger one over the identity of a brand itself. These disputes are not merely legal battles; … Continue reading David vs. Goliath: Small Business Trademark Disputes with Big Corporations
Read more »Navigating Trademark Infringement: Challenges and Losses Faced By Companies In Developing Markets
INTRODUCTION Logos, names, or a combination of both are used to create a new design commonly known as trademarks in legal language. These marks signify a product’s originality, connect the consumer with the product emotionally, and guarantee a high standard of quality while purchasing. Trademarks are used to identify the product or to give the … Continue reading Navigating Trademark Infringement: Challenges and Losses Faced By Companies In Developing Markets
Read more »Influence of Social Media on Trademark Protection
INTRODUCTION Trademarks and their role on social media Trademarks make people recognise the makers and owners of a brand. Trademarks are now used in stories and connected with consumers. For instance, a brand emblem or tagline isn’t merely a mark itself; it can be a representation of actual life or values or sensations attached to … Continue reading Influence of Social Media on Trademark Protection
Read more »Analysis of The TMKOC Case: John Doe Orders and their Necessity in the Entertainment Industry
Introduction TMKOC which stands for Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashma is one of the most reputed and long-running TV Shows. It occupies a very special place in people’s hearts as it is a sitcom based on ordinary -middle-class people and depicts situations to which people can relate. The show was created by Asit Kumarr Modi and … Continue reading Analysis of The TMKOC Case: John Doe Orders and their Necessity in the Entertainment Industry
Read more »Trademark Infringement and Geographical Boundaries: Lessons from Lacoste v. Crocodile Case
Introduction It was an auspicious August for the French luxury fashion brand Lacoste. Global headlines were made with Novak Djokovic, the foremost brand ambassador of Lacoste, winning the Paris Olympics Gold, which was followed by success in a two-decade-long trademark infringement case in Delhi High Court against internationally renowned Singapore-based company Crocodile International[1]. Decided on … Continue reading Trademark Infringement and Geographical Boundaries: Lessons from Lacoste v. Crocodile Case
Read more »Impact of the Supreme Court’s Order in the Prius Case on the Issue of Determination of Transborder Reputation of Trademarks
Introduction: Setting the Tone In one of its most consequential rulings, Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha v. Prius Auto Industries Ltd.[1] (hereinafter “Prius Case”) the Supreme Court of India, observed that the Intellectual Property Rights are territorial rather than being global. Before delving into the depths of this seminal ruling, it becomes important to have a … Continue reading Impact of the Supreme Court’s Order in the Prius Case on the Issue of Determination of Transborder Reputation of Trademarks
Read more »Infringement: A Thoughtful Mistake
INTRODUCTION As we have seen, this world is evolving with digitalization, industrialization and most importantly, intellectual property registration. If we see, we get to know that industrialization is the primary reason for the existence of intellectual property law because it gave the idea to register the idea and make it a secure way to protect … Continue reading Infringement: A Thoughtful Mistake
Read more »Trademark Infringement in E-Commerce in India: Challenges in Digital Era
Introduction India has witnessed exponential growth in e-commerce and online market place in the last few years. Customers are now able to have a totally different and new shopping experience, as the E-Commerce system makes it easy for consumers to trade goods and services with the help of technology, pricing, attractive discounts, and fast delivery … Continue reading Trademark Infringement in E-Commerce in India: Challenges in Digital Era
Read more »Case note on Subway IP LLC. v Infinity Food and ors.
Introduction Trademark law, a bastion of protecting intellectual property, is underpinned by intricate doctrines and principles. Among these, the anti-dissection rule and dominant feature test are crucial tools employed by courts to determine the distinctiveness and protectability of trademarks. Conventionally, it has been asserted that these two doctrines are not contradictory but rather complementary in … Continue reading Case note on Subway IP LLC. v Infinity Food and ors.
Read more »The Conundrum Of Trademark Infringement And Keyword Advertising: A Case Analysis Of Google Llc V. Make My Trip
INTRODUCTION Recently, a division bench of Delhi High court in the case of Google LLC V. Make my Trip[i] dealt with the question that whether a trademark used as keyword for advertisement constitutes infringement of trademark. This question is of very significant nature specifically in the current era where commerce is highly driven by electronic … Continue reading The Conundrum Of Trademark Infringement And Keyword Advertising: A Case Analysis Of Google Llc V. Make My Trip
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