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Copyright Disputes in Partnerships are Arbitrable

Copyright Disputes in Partnerships are Arbitrable

The Madras High Court appointed an arbitrator in the case of M. Rajaratnam vs. M/S. Raj Video Vision, rejecting claims of non-arbitrability. The court ruled that the dispute centered on the misuse of partnership assets, not merely copyright infringement, and thus could be resolved through arbitration. Continue Reading Copyright Disputes in Partnerships are Arbitrable
October 25, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property 0Comment 269Views 1Like
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Copying of Artistic Architectural Works in Brochure for Advertising Restrained

Copying of Artistic Architectural Works in Brochure for Advertising Restrained

In a copyright dispute, the Delhi High Court issued an interim injunction restraining Navraj Infratech from using artistic architectural works of Countrywide Promoters. The court found prima facie infringement of copyright and passing off. The case is set for further hearings in January 2025. Continue Reading Copying of Artistic Architectural Works in Brochure for Advertising Restrained
October 24, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property 0Comment 260Views 1Like
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Compulsory licensing in copyrights, Al Hamd challenges PPL's fees

Compulsory licensing in copyrights, Al Hamd challenges PPL’s fees

The case of Al Hamd Tradenation v. Phonographic Performance Ltd. involves a dispute over the issuance of a compulsory license under Section 31 of the Copyright Act for public performance rights. Al Hamd contends that the license fees charged by PPL were unreasonable, while PPL argues the petition is not maintainable. The Court has reserved its decision, keeping all issues open for further consideration. Continue Reading Compulsory licensing in copyrights, Al Hamd challenges PPL’s fees
October 17, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property 0Comment 273Views 1Like
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When Saregama found a copyright infringement suit not so e'Zee'

When Saregama found a copyright infringement suit, not so e’Zee’

The Delhi High Court held that Saregama’s suit against Zee Entertainment over copyright infringement was rendered infructuous under Section 60 of the Copyright Act, allowing Saregama to file a counterclaim. The court made no ruling on the final copyright claims, pending trial. Continue Reading When Saregama found a copyright infringement suit, not so e’Zee’
September 26, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property 0Comment 509Views 1Like
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Delhi High Court issues injunctions for fraudulently using IP Law Firm’s Trademark and Partner’s Name

Delhi High Court issues injunctions for fraudulently using IP Law Firm’s Trademark and Partner’s Name

The Delhi High Court issued an interim injunction in favor of Anand And Anand, safeguarding its trademark against fraudulent impersonation in emails. The court also ordered the blacklisting of email addresses used by cybercriminals and instructed service providers to disclose their identities. Continue Reading Delhi High Court issues injunctions for fraudulently using IP Law Firm’s Trademark and Partner’s Name
September 13, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property, Trademarks 0Comment 495Views 2Likes
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Videos, Merchandise, and Image Infringement of the TV Show ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’ Injuncted

Videos, Merchandise, and Image Infringement of the TV Show ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’ Injuncted

The Delhi High Court issued an ex-parte injunction in favor of Neela Film Productions, creators of “Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah,” restraining various online platforms from infringing the show’s intellectual property rights. This ruling underscores the need for protecting IP against unauthorized use and commercial exploitation. Continue Reading Videos, Merchandise, and Image Infringement of the TV Show ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’ Injuncted
September 12, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property 0Comment 415Views 1Like
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Unauthorized Use of Songs in ‘Bachelor Party’ Movie Restrained

Unauthorized Use of Songs in ‘Bachelor Party’ Movie Restrained

The Delhi High Court granted an interim injunction in favor of MRT Music in a copyright infringement dispute involving unauthorized use of its songs in the Kannada film ‘Bachelor Party.’ The court ordered the defendants to cease using the songs and to deposit ₹20 lakhs as an interim measure, reflecting the license fees for the music. Continue Reading Unauthorized Use of Songs in ‘Bachelor Party’ Movie Restrained
September 5, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property 0Comment 352Views 3Likes
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Marc Salon's Design Makes the Cut: Court Grants Injunction

Marc Salon’s Design Makes the Cut: Court Grants Injunction

The Delhi High Court has confirmed an interim injunction in favor of Marc Salon in a case against GM Sales involving claims of passing off, copyright infringement, and unfair trade practices. The ruling underscores the protection of Marc Salon’s unique furniture designs and highlights the significance of intellectual property rights in the industry. Continue Reading Marc Salon’s Design Makes the Cut: Court Grants Injunction
July 4, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property 0Comment 463Views 0Like
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We cannot stop Yakshini, says the Delhi High Court

We cannot stop Yakshini, says the Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court has denied Pocket FM’s request for an interim injunction against Novi Digital’s television series “Yakshini.” Pocket FM claimed copyright infringement, citing similarities with its audio series. The court ruled that “Yakshini,” a mythological character, cannot be exclusively claimed by Pocket FM and that the case did not demonstrate sufficient evidence of copyright violation. Continue Reading We cannot stop Yakshini, says the Delhi High Court
July 2, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property 0Comment 659Views 0Like
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Warner Bros. dries up the Doodstream.com!

In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court ordered Doodstream.com to remove infringing content related to Warner Bros. and comply with Indian laws. The court emphasized the platform’s role in incentivizing piracy and the necessity for stricter compliance measures. Continue Reading Warner Bros. dries up the Doodstream.com!
June 11, 2024 Case Reviews, Copyrights, Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law, Privacy / Data Protection 0Comment 1468Views 3Likes
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