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Interview with Ankur Sood, Advocate, Supreme Court of India

Ankur Sood is an Independent Advocate dealing with both Civil as well as Criminal Cases before various Courts and Tribunals in Delhi. He is empanelled with the Delhi High Court Legal Services Committee, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., EPF Organisation to name a few. Before starting out his independent practice, Mr.

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The Competition Law Regime and Re-Tooling Patent Pools In India

The adversity to acquire licenses of various patented technologies can thwart the commercialization as well as the development of new technology. The concept of ‘patent pooling’ has the potential to curb such difficulties. Patent pools are “the agreement between two or more patent owners to license one or more of

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Interview with Rajeev Rambhatla, Head of Hyderabad Office of King Stubb & Kasiva Advocates & Attorneys

Rajeev Rambhatla is the Head of Hyderabad Office of King Stubb & Kasiva Advocates & Attorneys, commonly known as KSK. He focuses primarily on commercial litigation, consumer litigation, arbitration, company law and regulatory issues. He has considerable experience in dealing with complex litigation matters and has been a recommended counsel

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Interview with Chiranjivi Sharma, Associate at Wadia Ghandy & Co., Delhi

Mr Chiranjivi Sharma is an associate at Wadia Ghandy & Co. (Delhi) and specializes in  Dispute Resolution. His work profile primarily consists of handling commercial disputes before Arbitral Tribunals and High Courts across the country, consumer disputes, matters pertaining to constitutional law before High Courts and the Supreme Court. He

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NLSIU Bangalore exits CLAT this year, will conduct own test for 2020-21 academic session, Apply by Sept. 10, 2020

The National Law School of India University (NLSUI) Bangalore today announced its decision to not consider the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) for its admissions to the five-year integrated B.A LL.B (Hons) course for the academic session 2020-2021 in the wake of novel coronavirus pandemic. The notice of the change

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Powerful Artificial Intelligence but Inadequate Laws

Artificial Intelligence, simply defined, is the imitation of the human intellect or human behaviour. The emergence of Artificial Intelligence in our day to day life has become more pronounced. The question that arises is, whether our Patent laws are adequate to incorporate AI in its patentability criteria. Also, another unanswered

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Monopolising Products Under the Trademark Act

Trademarks are not monopolies; they are logos or brand names that identify the producers in the marketplace. They increase competition in the market and help in giving better recognition to the company as compared to other companies in the eyes of the customers. In 2009, ‘Bananas’, a generic term was

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