With UK’s economy considerably increasing and depending on Intellectual Property, the focus of the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has been totally on increasing the IP […]
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Blogs – IP and Legal Filing
Double Patenting: A Valid Ground of Refusal, Decides European Patent Office
With pharmaceutical industries amounting to businesses of millions and billions, the major protagonist of this sector is the patent that the company holds. It is the patent […]
UK & Singapore Negotiates on Digital Economy Agreement
With multiple trade agreements kicking off around the world, negotiations to one of the latest digital trade agreements started between Singapore and United Kingdom last month. Singapore’s […]
China IP Administration and Bank of China in Strategic Agreement over IP Financing
In the latest move, the China Intellectual Property Administration and Bank of China have signed a strategic cooperation agreement. The agreement was signed by Gang Zhao, the […]
Landmark Decisions on Granting Inventorship to AIs will Pave the Way to Unimaginable Possibilities
Today, we live in a wired world. As a result, constant and resolute technological advancements have immensely changed the dynamics of the relationship between technology and laws. […]
Malaysia’s IP HC Declares Selling of Streaming Devices ‘Illegal’ amid Copyright Issues
With the increasing sale, offer for sale, distribution, and/or supply of television boxes or illicit streaming devices (ISDs), the Intellectual Property High Court in Kuala Lumpur has […]
KVIC Secures Trademark Registration for “Khadi” in Bhutan, Mexico, and UAE
The Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has secured trademark registration for the brand name “Khadi” in three more countries which were Mexico, United Arab Emirates, and […]
Bad Faith in Using “Cham”: Champengwine Denied TM Registration in Singapore
Rejection of a trademark on the ground of bad faith is much common. There can be multiple reasons to prove bad faith on the part of the […]
COCO vs. INCOCO: A case of Likelihood of Confusion
In the recent ruling of the European Court in the trademark dispute of COCO vs. INCOCO, the Court gives the decision in favor of Chanel, the owner […]
Australian Court Largely Rules against AGL
In a recent ruling by Australian Court in the case between AGL Energy Ltd. and Greenpeace Australia Pacific regarding the dispute between alleged trademark and copyright infringement […]