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In Atomberg v. Eureka Forbes, the Supreme Court clarified a small but significant corner of Indian

Regular readers (and now, viewers!) would've seen the launch of our SpicyIP TV series with the

Kickstarting November with some good news for young IP policy enthusiasts, we are elated to announce

Delhi HC delivers first-ever SEP non-infringement ruling, on a long-forgotten VCD patent and Delhi

Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles! In case you have missed out on the new

[The post is co-authored with Vikram Raj Nanda. A big thanks to Swaraj and Praharsh for their inputs.

In the 8th episode of the SpicyIP Podcast Summer School Edition, it was an honour to speak with Mr.

Justice Prathiba M. Singh On 20th October, Justice Prathiba M. Singh of the Delhi High Court was

The Tech is Dead, Long Live the Tech: Lessons in Indian SEP Litigation from Philips v. Bathla On

MeitY's proposed IT Rules amendment under scrutiny and more episodes from SpicyIPTV featuring

Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles! I hope you all had a bright and heartwarming

On the recent proposed amendments to the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code)

In the 7th episode of the SpicyIP Podcast Summer School Edition, it was a pleasure to speak with Ms.

In this 6th episode of the SpicyIP Podcast Summer School Edition, I was delighted to have had the

DHC's much anticipated judgment in Roche v. Natco and the eternal genus-species conundrum, more

In this 5th episode of the SpicyIP Podcast Summer School Edition, I got the opportunity to have a

Image from the order [This post is authored by Mayank Yadav. Mayank is a third year BA LL.B. student

In our previous post on the Risdiplam saga, we had mentioned that Roche has filed an SLP before the

In light of the newly introduced ONOS guidelines on Article Processing Charges, Hafsah takes a closer

In this 4th episode of the SpicyIP Podcast Summer School Edition, I got the opportunity to speak with

In the recent refusal for a quia timet injunction by the DHC, Vikram Raj Nanda examines the reasons

[The post is co-authored with Praharsh Gour with research assistance from Vikram Nanda.] The Delhi

In this 3rd episode of the SpicyIP Podcast Summer School Edition, it was an honour to speak with Mr.

Developments from CHC concerning GUIs, and clarification on the tests under Section 3(d) and 3(e),

Continuing the discussion on the Delhi High Court's DB judgment in Risdiplam case, Part II of the

On the recent Risdiplam judgement by a DB of the Delhi High Court, Dr. Victor Vaibhav Tandon takes a

Welcome back to another week of Bells & Whistles! Last week was extremely special for SpicyIP –

In light of the recent Sci-hub blocking order, Anushka Aggarwal looks at Sections 19(3) and 19A of

In this 2nd episode of the SpicyIP Podcast Summer School Edition, I got an opportunity to have a

In a huge development concerning the Risdiplam litigation saga, a division bench of the Delhi High