NLIU Cell for Studies in Intellectual Property Rights

This piece has been authored by Kumari Bhargavi (4th Year BA. LLB (Hons) student at Symbiosis Law School, Pune) Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Legal Entity, Copyright Laws, Authorship Rights, Human Creativity      INTRODUCTION The evolution of technology in the modern era plays a vital role in the development of a country and its individuals considering development…

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This piece has been authored by Suhani Chhaperwal (3rd Year Law Student at NLSIU Bangalore) In a recent Telangana High Court judgment involving medicinal compositions, the court ordered for the formation of Confidentiality Clubs. Pursuant to Order 11, Rule 12 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908, the parties can exercise the power to compel the…

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This piece has been authored by Raghav Sharma (Third Year BBALLB Student at Indian Institute of Management Rohtak) The much-hyped merger between Jio and Disney+ Hotstar has garnered so much attention because, potentially, it could redefine the face of India’s digital entertainment sector under the name “JioHotstar.” According to reports, when it finally concluded, Reliance…

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This piece has been authored by Suprava Sahu (Student, Gujarat National Law University) Introduction The logo is important for every business; it’s the first impression for the customers and a strategic tool to capture attention. Due to this, the brand focuses on investing a large amount in a well-designed logo, which can ensure a long-lasting…

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Name of the Student: Sarthak Agarwal (3rd year BA LLB (National Law School of India University) Screenwriting has never been taken seriously in India, as a result of which we have a larger film culture in which writers have never seen themselves as being exceedingly important to the filmmaking process INTRODUCTION Screenplay writers in India…

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Name of the Student: Akansha Sharma (Student, National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) INTRODUCTION- How bizarre is the fact that today, machine intelligence is probably the last invention humans would ever have to put their minds to? Believe it or not, the time has come- the advanced neural network of machine learning software no…

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Name: Abhinav Bhalla (Legal Associate to Sr. Adv. Mr. Chander M. Lall) Introduction The question of whether a civil suit for trademark infringement should be stayed pending the outcome of rectification proceedings remains a central issue in trademark law. Section 124 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999 provides a detailed framework for such situations, offering courts…

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Name of the author: Aditi Bansal (4th Year Law Student, OP Jindal Global University) Introduction Smell is one of the most memorable senses of a human. The sense of smell can open up lanes of memory, emotion and perception in the human brain. Humans are deeply connected to their emotions through their senses. This is quite…

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