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PIL filed in Delhi High Court addressing unauthorized use of artistic works by AI

PIL filed in Delhi High Court addressing unauthorized use of artistic works by AI

12 November 2024

A public interest litigation has been filed in the Delhi High Court. The suit, brought by model Kanchan Nagar, hinges on the unauthorized use of original artistic works by AI software.

Updates to Singapore’s regulations relating to patent linkage

Updates to Singapore’s regulations relating to patent linkage

06 November 2024

Amendments to Singapore’s Health Products (Therapeutic Products) Regulations (the TPR) came into force on August 1, 2024, relating to patent linkage.

When is a 3D mark distinctive?

When is a 3D mark distinctive?

31 October 2024

The law on trademarks of the Philippines (Part III of Republic Act No. 8293 – IP Code) defines a trademark as any visible sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of an enterprise and shall include a stamped or marked container of goods.

No exclusive rights over Hot Mix: Delhi court denies relief in trademark infringement suit

No exclusive rights over Hot Mix: Delhi court denies relief in trademark infringement suit

31 October 2024

A district court in Delhi refused to grant an injunction in the present suit concerning the infringement of rights under the trademark SHAH HOT MIX/SHAH (label). The plaintiff, Sunit Shah, proprietor of M/s Shah Namkeen, had filed a suit against the...

From fame to frame: How can personality rights be secured against AI misuse?

From fame to frame: How can personality rights be secured against AI misuse?

30 October 2024

In the age of artificial intelligence, where digital simulations can replicate human likenesses with startling accuracy, protecting personality rights has become very crucial.

An Amazon discovery

An Amazon discovery

24 October 2024

This recent Intellectual Property Office of Singapore decision delved into the registrability of an AMAZON-formative mark sought to be registered by a Singapore-incorporated company.

Features of legal protection and advantages of a well-known trademark

Features of legal protection and advantages of a well-known trademark

23 October 2024

A well-known trademark is a special type of trademark that has certain features and a number of advantages for the copyright holder.

Delhi High Court defines the contours of product-by-process claims in India: Analysis and jurisdictional overview

Delhi High Court defines the contours of product-by-process claims in India: Analysis and jurisdicti...

25 September 2024

The Delhi High Court’s judgment on product-by-process claims represents an important moment in the interpretation of product-by-process claims in India, making way for an important discussion on the scope and interpretation of product by process (PBP...

Singapore: IPOS launches free deferment of patent prosecution as pilot initiative

Singapore: IPOS launches free deferment of patent prosecution as pilot initiative

23 September 2024

The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) has launched a pilot initiative to allow eligible applicants to defer the filings of request for search and/or examination reports for up to 18 months, at no cost.

M/S N. Ranga Rao & Sons Private Limited vs M/S Sujatha Match Works: Match or no match?

M/S N. Ranga Rao & Sons Private Limited vs M/S Sujatha Match Works: Match or no match?

31 August 2024

A maker of incense granted permanent injunction against maker of matches.

Divisional applications put a notch on their belt

Divisional applications put a notch on their belt

31 August 2024

The issue of the dormancy of divisional applications has recently cropped up on the IP scene in Russia.

ASCI-scape: Mapping the terrain of advertising self-regulation

ASCI-scape: Mapping the terrain of advertising self-regulation

31 August 2024

Advertising forms a critical component of “commercial speech” in India as the public at large benefits by the information which is made available to them through advertisements.

War of the crocodiles

War of the crocodiles

31 August 2024

In the case of Lacoste S.A. v. Crocodile International Pte Ltd., the Supreme Court ruled that there is no confusing similarity between the two trademarks.

Copyright infringement: A ground for invalidation and opposition of trademark in Singapore

Copyright infringement: A ground for invalidation and opposition of trademark in Singapore

30 August 2024

Singapore’s Registrar rules against Malaysia-based maker of construction chemicals and waterproofing membranes in trademark infringement matter.

Co-existence: A bar to confusion

Co-existence: A bar to confusion

31 July 2024

Are the ABS-CBN and Apple Podcast marks confusingly similar?