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Antitrust laws play a crucial role in fostering healthy competition, benefiting consumers through lower prices, better choices, and increased innovation. However, the mechanism of competition regulation in India often faces a harsh reality...
One domain of innovation in agriculture is patents for uniquely produced plants by plant breeding tools. Sometimes the researchers don’t go for patents, missing the opportunity of earning profit from their novel innovative research. A press...
Tangail Sarees, a six-yard dress worn by women in South Asian countries especially Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, are renowned due to their unique weaving techniques, designs, and motifs. Tangail Sarees are famous due to their sop...
Law of abuse of dominance forbids a dominant firm from misusing its position against competing firms. This doctrine is the foundational concept of harm, to analyze the adverse effect of a firm’s behavior, on the anticompetitive effects ulti...
This study comprehensively analyses the legal and regulatory frameworks governing intellectual property rights (IPRs) in Sri Lanka, with a particular focus on the Sri Lankan Intellectual Property Act, No. 36 of 2003. This Act is the primary...
Sundarban Honey possesses distinctive nutritional, sensory and chemical characteristics that arise from the unique mangrove ecosystem of the Sundarbans. Sundarban Honey met the essential criteria of origin specificity, quality linkage and t...
This article critically examines the development of personality rights jurisprudence in India, charting its progression from incidental protection under existing legal frameworks-such as Article 21 of the Constitution, the Copyright Act, 19...
This study offers a commentary on the retrieval of patents related to 3D bioprinting. Patents contain technical information that can’t be retried from other sources. However, it is challenging to obtain this information precisely and compre...
The use of AI in intellectual property (IP) dispute resolution particularly in the framework of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is a paradigm shift as far as efficiency and effectiveness of the domain name dispute resolu...
The frame around every canvas does not restrict the artist but defines the space where creativity can flourish. Without it, the canvas can lose form and the paint may run, rendering the work incomplete. Intellectual property (IP) functions...
Intellectual property rights (IPRs), when strategically designed and implemented, can support poverty reduction, promote sustainable industrialization, and protect cultural heritage. For Bangladesh, which is set to graduate from the LDC cat...
Argania spinose yields Argan oil that is culturally, economically, and ecologically significant product endemic in southwestern Morocco. As a Moroccan geographical indication (GI) product since 25 January 2010, Argan oil symbolizes Moroccan...
This research explores the legal and procedural aspects of patent protection in Pakistan in the context of landmark case Khawaja Tahir Jamal v. A.R. Rehman Glass (2005 CLD 1768). The case primarily involves the Patents and Designs Act (II o...
Water is a vital part of the environment, and essential for sustaining life for all living organisms. Access to safe water, along with proper hygiene and sanitation, is a fundamental requirement for human health and well-being. According to...
This study examines the trademark dispute between global coffee chain Starbucks and the Pakistani café Sattar Buksh. The matter, resolved without formal litigation, highlights the intricate relationship between trademark law, the concepts o...
The judgment in Devi Prasad Shetty and Anr. v. Medicine Me & Ors. is a major step forward for the privacy and publicity rights of celebrities in Indian law. Protection under the IP law has been extended, to famous entertainers, and well...
In this study the complex connection of globalization, intellectual property rights (IPR), technology transfer (TT) and innovation is explored in the context of a post-structuralist world economy. The concept of globalization has transforme...
IP landscape is being influenced by AI which has nearly taken over design, search and litigation aspects of trademarks. AI tools are more efficient, quick and accurate throughout trademark life cycle .AI is bringing new ideas and concepts i...
The abrupt advancement of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has created notable challenges for the traditional intellectual property (IP) frameworks. Traditional legal concepts, particularly related to copyright, patent, and trademark...
The trademark law has gradually shifted from conventional marks such as words, symbols, and logos to the non-conventional marks, notably color trademarks. Despite issues with its distinctiveness and registrability, color has become more sig...
