ISHAN RESEARCH LAB V. DURGA PRASAD (2012): A NOTABLE CASE HIGHLIGHTING COPYRIGHT ISSUES RELATED TO ANIMATED CHARACTERS IN INDIAN FILMS ABSTRACT The Ishan Research Lab vs. Durga Prasad (2012) case stands as a seminal legal battle that highlighted the intricate copyright complexities surrounding animated characters in Indian cinema. The dispute, central to Durga Prasad’s…
This article has been written by Ms. Manisha kumari, a 2nd year student of the campus law centre, University of Delhi. Abstract India is known for its rich and diverse horticulture, with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables grown across the country. These fruits and vegetables are vital to the nation’s health and well-being, in addition to supporting the agricultural economy of the nation. This impacts not only food chain but also millions Indian’s…
This article has been written by Ms. Prachi kumari of Alliance School of Law, a student of 2nd year Abstract As much of the world’s biodiversity has been conserved and maintained by indigenous people, the preservation of traditional knowledge is vital for the conservation and sustainable development of the environment. For the preservation and conservation…
This Article has been written by Ms. Anam Siddiqui , a 2nd year student (BALLB) of Sadanlal Savaldas Khanna Girls Degree College, Prayagraj. Abstract: This Article is going to deal with those International Treaties and Agreements with India which made India to enact legislations relating protection of plant variety and involvement of India Plant Variety…
This article has been compiled by Ms. Rishita Jha, a 1st year student of LLYOD LAW COLLEGE , Uttar Pradesh. ABSTRACT The aim of the article is to study the necessity, advantages & disadvantages of Patent filing by Fintechs in India. In the exponentially growing Fintech market, a Fintech patent is important to maximise…
THIS ARTICLE HAS BEEN WRITTEN BY MS. KEERTHI BAJJURI, A 4TH YEAR STUDENT OF RV INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES, BENGALURU. ABSTRACT Introducing the design act briefly through meaning and suitable examples of the design and also detail explanation about the scope of protection under this act and also tenure of protection with suitable case laws.…
This article has been written by Mr Aakash Chaudhary, a 3rd year student of, Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow, Lucknow. Abstract Handmade paper has the benefit of being completely free of wood, making it the most environmentally friendly type of paper available. It is also 100 percent recyclable. Handmade paper is ideal for…
Written by Amit Kumar, a final-year student of Campus Law Centre, Faculty of Law, Delhi University, Delhi INTRODUCTION Worldwide, legal frameworks universally support some version of exclusive design rights, whether they are solely centred on ornamentality, as seen in India, or involve a combination of special protection that integrates copyright, trademarks, and other elements. Shared…
This article has been compiled by Mr. Saurabh Tripathi a first year law student of LLOYD LAW COLLEGE Greater Noida Uttarpradesh. Abstract: The legal tussle between The Indian Performing Right Society Ltd. (IPRS) and Eastern India Motion Pictures Association in 2018 marked a significant chapter in India’s intellectual property landscape. The case delved into…
This article has been written by Ms. SAKSHI RAY, a 5th year student of Bihar Institute Of Law, Patna. HISTORY The concept of intellectual property has ancient roots, but the first recognized legal framework for intellectual property rights can be traced back to the Statute of Monopolies in 1624 in England. This statute marked…
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