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Proposing a counter to the subjective standard for protecting an author's right to integrity,

Recently, the DHC disposed of Novartis' writ petition against the Controller's orders to

IP8, an infringement monitoring platform by the team behind PatSeer, is launching an agentic AI

[This post is authored by Anushka Kanabar. Anushka is a fourth-year BA, LL.B. (Hons.) student at the

On the Delhi High Court's recent order in Frimline v. Smatco, Anushka Kanabar explains how the

In continuation of the discussion on Prashant's RTI, which revealed some spicy behind-the-scenes

In early July, Prashant shared with us a mammoth RTI response containing juicy insights on the

Assessing the implications of the Sci-hub blocking order from the lens of James Boyle's work, “

Midway to September – a post on the problems of the Indian SEP-Antitrust Gridlock. A two part post on

In light of the anticlimactic end to the Ericsson v. CCI dispute, SpicyIP Tech Innovation Policy

Continuing the discussion on Stephanie Switzer, Adam Strobeyko, Mark Eccleston-Truner, Sylvain Aubry,

Explaining Stephanie Switzer, Adam Strobeyko, Mark Eccleston-Turner, Sylvain Aubry, and Michelle

On March 1, the Karnataka High Court addressed the question of whether a patent infringement

Beginning September with a post on Rajasthan HC's invocation of Article 21 of the Constitution in

The Delhi High Court has clarified that simply accessing a plaintiff's website or registering a

The Supreme Court in Ericsson v. CCI was expected to clear the air on a tricky regulatory question

A division bench (DB) of the Delhi High Court (DHC), comprising Justices Prathiba M. Singh and Shail

IP and constitutional law are two phrases that you barely encounter together at one place. This

A division bench of the Delhi High Court recently clarified that a proprietor does not need to use

Discussing the Disco Dancer and Dream Girl 2 decisions by the Bombay High Court, Aali Jaiswal

5 years of the SciHub saga, multiple orders, and finally a blocked SciHub – a deep dive into the

[This post is authored by Bhavya Gupta. Bhavya is a third year BA. LLB student at the National Law

The Delhi High Court, on 19th August, decided to block access to Sci-Hub and Sci-Net, two prominent

Every once in a while, one happens to be at an academic gathering that feels less like a “conference”

[The post is authored by Subhalaxmi Mukherjee. Subhalaxmi is a third-year B.Sc LL.B. (Hons.) student

Novo Nordisk's blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy (semaglutide) continues to trigger a complex

The Calcutta High Court recently upheld the Controller's rejection of a patent application based

This post is co-authored with Aditya Bhargava, a fourth year law student at NLSIU Bengaluru and who

This post is prompted by a new very provocative and 'spicy' article written by Benjamin Sobel

On DNPA's argument about the implications of GenAI platforms on the digital media industry—such