The doctrine of “Transborder Reputation” of Trademarks in India

A short note “Transborder reputation” protects the trademarks not registered in India as courts are not bound to consider the question of prior usage strictly within the geographical limits of India. In today’s world, technological advancements and good communication means, the products if don’t reach the market, reach the views via advertisements, internet as well…

‘Evergreening of Patents’ and history in India

A short note In “Evergreening- A controversial issue in Pharma Milieu” by Glenmark pharmaceuticals, evergreening is defined as “ways to take undue advantage of law and associated regulatory processes to extend IP monopoly over important drugs by filing disguised/artful patents on patent protected inventions before expiry of parent patent” (Bansal, Sahu et al., 2009). In…

CONCEPT OF TRADEMARK

                                                          Suppose, you have a great business idea, some how you got opportunity to execute the plan of your business and you have found a great logo which can represent your company, after few a year your company has created goodwill in the market. Thereafter you got to learn the infringement of trademark, so…

CONCEPT OF TRADEMARK

                                                           Suppose, you have a great business idea, some how you got opportunity to execute the plan of your business and you have found a great logo which can represent your company, after few a year your company has created goodwill in the market. Thereafter you got to learn the infringement of trademark, so…

Designs as per the Designs Act, 2000

Introduction The TRIPS agreement is one of (if not the most) comprehensive international agreements regarding the protection of intellectual property rights. It covers not only the well-known types of intellectual property such as copyright and related acts, trademarks and service marks, patents and geographical indications but also less well-known types such as industrial designs and…