Bombay High Court Imposes Costs on Plaintiff in Copyright Infringement Suit

The Bombay High Court dismissed a copyright infringement suit filed by Ashim Kumar Bagchi against the makers of the film, DREAM GIRL 2. The Plaintiff alleged that the Defendants had unlawfully copied his original script, which he had previously shared with them in confidence. He claimed that the film bore substantial similarity to his work […]
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Delhi High Court Orders Blocking of Sci-Hub and Sci-Net for Breach of Undertaking

In 2020, multiple international publishers alleged copyright infringement through Sci-Hub, a platform that provides free access to paywalled academic and scientific research papers. Consequently, the founder, Alexandra Elbakyan gave an undertaking stating that no new articles in which the publishers held copyright would be uploaded or made accessible via Sci-Hub. However, it was revealed that […]
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Supreme Court Reaffirms that Trademarks must be Assessed in their Entirety

Recently, the Supreme Court dismissed an appeal seeking to restrain the sale of whisky under the brand LONDON PRIDE. The Appellant, the manufacturers of well-known brands BLENDERS PRIDE and IMPERIAL BLUE, alleged that the Respondent’s use of the word PRIDE in their products, combined with similar colour schemes, bottle shapes, and packaging, amounted to infringement […]
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