Introduction Doctrine of Exhaustion is one of the well-known aspects in the Intellectual Property domain. In simpler terms what this doctrine basically entails is, that the proprietor […]
Doctrine Of Exhaustion Of Ipr Through Indian Lens
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Arbitrability Of Intellectual Property Disputes
Introduction The rights which are granted to the people for their creative work are known as intellectual property rights. They provide the creator a sole, time-limited right […]
Artificial Intelligence Art and Indian Copyright Registration
Introduction AI-generated art is booming, and the Indian Copyright Office is baffled. AI generated art is made autonomously by artificial intelligence without human creative input (see below […]
Fashion In The Metaverse : The Law And Protection
Introduction The concept of the metaverse is developing and has already made its way into a number of fields, including architecture, media and entertainment, as well as the legal […]
Interaction Between Ai And Copyright : Who Has The Copyright In Ai?
Introduction The usage of artificial intelligence has been increasing over the years. The term artificial intelligence was coined by McCarthy in the year 1956. Even though no […]
A Brief Thematic Review of Non-Fungible Tokens and their Copyright
Introduction Intellectual property entails the protection of legal rights for inventions and creations made by individuals or businesses using their minds. Such works of art benefit the […]
IPR And Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code
Introduction Be it a trademark, patent, copyright, intellectual property has become an important part of the company’s success. Corporates could be seen spending numerous resources so as […]
Intellectual Property And The Festival Of Halloween
Introduction Halloween originated with the ‘Samahain’, an ancient Celtic festival. Around the eighth century, Pope Gregory III declared 1st November as the new year and 31st October […]
The Legal Complexities Around Metaverse
Introduction “The metaverse is here, and it’s not only transforming how we see the world but how we participate in it – from the factory floor to […]
Doctrine of Equivalents
Introduction When someone invents something novel, practical, and non-obvious, they may file for a patent. As a result, it prevents others from utilising someone else’s invention or […]