Name of author: Ananya Sharma and Arjun Singh (II Year, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow) Keywords- AI, IP Right Infringement, Ghibli, Moral Rights, Imitation The ‘Ghibli-Style’ Conundrum: When Does Imitation Become Infringement? Consider this: an artist presents a painting – rich landscapes, muted watercolour, and a child-like whimsy.  Praise calls it “new,” but the reference is obviously Studio Ghibli.…

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Name of author: Kabir Thakur (II Year, Chanakya National Law University, Patna) Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Music, Intellectual Property (IP), Authorship, Ownership Rights Introduction In the contemporary scenario, rampant use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and technology is prevalent. Generative AI has recently boomed as a major entity in the same. It refers to any machine…

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Name of author: Ujjaini Biswas (IV Year, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad) Keywords – Consumer behaviour, deception, trademark infringement, initial interest, goodwill misappropriation Introduction The Trade Marks Act of 1999 protects consumers from deception and confusion, while protecting proprietors of goods and services from misappropriation of goodwill. The Doctrine of Initial Interest Confusion (“IIC”) has…

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Name of author: Manannya Bhandari (IV Year, Symbiosis Law School, Pune) The world of law is on tenterhooks. In a potentially landmark case, Disney and NBCUniversal have made a collective complaint against AI image generator Midjourney in the first of what promises to be several lawsuits that will redefine the future of generative AI. This is…

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Name of author: Anvita Sharma (5th Year, Jindal Global Law School) Name of author: Vidhi Gala, (Associate, Dhruve Liladhar & Co.) Trademarks, traditionally conceived as mere indicators of origin, have evolved into contested instruments of global commerce. In the modern marketplace, they do not simply protect consumer trust, but they often serve to entrench corporate dominance, restrict local…

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Name of author: Khyati Deshmukh (LLM student at National Law University, Jodhpur) Name of author: Gauresh Chaudhary (LLM student at National Law University, Jodhpur) Patent conception doctrine, Biotech patent strategy, IP case analysis, Patent interference law, Innovation policy Introduction The billion-dollar question of who owns Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (CRISPR) gene-editing technology remains unresolved following the…

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Name of author: Vibha Patel (III Year B.Com LL.B.  student at Tamil Nadu National Law University, Tiruchirappalli) Name of author: K. Surya Kailash (III Year B.Com LL.B.  student at Tamil Nadu National Law University, Tiruchirappalli) An important turning point in India’s intellectual property laws was the Patent Act of 1970, which gave inventors exclusive rights and protected patentees’ inventions…

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