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Exploring the Future of the 3D Printing Industry through Patent Filings

K. Saranya - Patent Associate, IP Practice Introduction: The 3D printing industry has witnessed remarkable growth and innovation since its inception. With advancements in technology and a widening array of applications, 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, has become a pivotal tool across various sectors, including aerospace, healthcare, automotive, and consumer goods. As we look ahead, patent filings serve as a lens through which we can glimpse into the future trajectory of this dynamic industry. Also, Patent filings can offer valuable information about the direction in which the 3D printing industry is heading. By analyzing trends in patent applications, we can...

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LEGAL CROSSROADS – THE DABUS PARADOX IN PATENT LAW

Theyjusvini S - Associate, Dispute Resolution Practice The AI revolution is proving to be a game-changer in every field and the legal landscape is no exception. The question behind patentability of AI inventions was first triggered by two patent claims filed by Dr. Stephen Thaler, a computer scientist. The Artificial Intelligence system called Device for Autonomous Bootstrapping of Unified Sentience, also called DABUS designed by Thaler, is the other key player in the series of debates and decisions that followed. SOME DEFINITIONS UNDER THE INDIAN PATENTS ACT, 1970: A patent is a legal right given to a person, recognising that person as the...

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GREEN INNOVATION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

Nihaarika Prudhvi, Associate - Intellectual Property Rights Practice Over the past decade, green innovation literature has evolved and expanded in response to its widespread and essential applications alongside the advancement of environmental awareness and the provision of green services, in this article let us learn more about green innovation and IP rights. GREEN INNOVATION: Green innovation is the process of developing and implementing technologies that reduce the environmental impact of human activities. Green innovation can help address the challenges of climate change, pollution, resource depletion, biodiversity loss and social inequality. Green innovation can also create new opportunities for economic growth, job creation and...

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Navigating the Runway: Intellectual Property Rights in the Fashion Industry

P. Saranya, Senior Associate-IP Practice Introduction:            In the rich tapestry of India's diverse cultural heritage, the fashion industry stands as a vibrant and dynamic expression of creativity. Intellectual Property play a crucial role in protecting the unique designs, traditional motifs, and innovative creations that define the Indian fashion landscape. The fashion industry is not only a dynamic and trend-driven sector but also a hotbed for intellectual property issues. Designers, brands, and retailers navigate a complex legal landscape to protect their creative works, trademarks, and innovations. In this article, I would like to shed light on the intricacies of IPR within the...

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TRADE DRESS WARS- AN ANALYSIS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF PROTECTING TRADE DRESS IN THE LIGHT OF LANDMARK JUDGEMENTS

Rakshana MK - Associate, IP Practice There are various factors that contribute to consumers associating to a particular product, service or the company providing such goods and according to reports, packaging of products has the ability to influence the purchasing public. “Things do not pass for what they are, but for what they seem. Most things are judged by their jackets.” – Baltasar Gracian[1] Isn’t it important that these jackets, id est. the packaging of such products, which plays such an important role in business, contributing to determination of choices of customers be accorded utmost protection and the infringement or the unauthorized usage...

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Concept of Dynamic Injunctions and an overview of landmark Cases Shaping Dynamic Injunctions in India

P. Saranya, Senior Associate, IP Practice Introduction: The proliferation of digital technology has revolutionized the way we consume and distribute content. However, with this advancement, digital piracy has also become a pervasive issue, posing significant challenges to creators, copyright holders, and the entertainment industry at large. In India, combating digital piracy has been a priority, and one of the legal tools that has gained prominence in recent years is the concept of dynamic injunctions. This article delves into the legal framework surrounding dynamic injunctions in India, analysing landmark cases that have shaped this approach to combat digital piracy. I. Understanding Digital Piracy in...

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IPR NEWS – OCTOBER

ASIO Chief Rebukes China for Intellectual Property Theft at Five Eyes Summit At a historic Five Eyes summit, the head of Australia's ASIO (Australian Security Intelligence Organisation) publicly rebuked China for engaging in a sophisticated scheme of intellectual property theft. The ASIO chief expressed concern about China's extensive efforts to steal intellectual property, highlighting the significant threat it poses to the security and economic interests of Five Eyes member nations. The summit, which includes intelligence-sharing partners like the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and New Zealand, discussed the need for a united response to counter this threat. The ASIO chief's public...

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