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Constitutional Perspective on the Intellectual Property Rights and Development

LexForti

Now, the theme of the paper can simply be said a proximity between the constitution and the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). The paper would look into the importance of freedom of speech and expression and an overview of the copyright act. 7] The only exception being that fair use of that material is allowed.

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India: Exception To Infringement Of Copyright Section 52 Of The Copyright Act, 1957 - Khurana and Khurana

Mondaq

A copyright is an intellectual property protection measure. Owners of original works in India are entitled to it under Indian law. Be it a literary work, a musical work, an aesthetic effort,

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CALL FOR PAPERS: THE GNLU LAW REVIEW [VOLUME IX ISSUE I] – SUBMIT BY 15th MARCH 2022

LexForti

Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, is one of the premier National Law Schools in India, which has contributed towards transforming legal education into professional excellence ever since its establishment in 2003. Copyrights. Guidelines. All submissions shall only be made to tglr@gnlu.ac.in

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Can Food Recipes be Patented?

LexForti

This means that a patent awarded in India is only valid within India’s borders. It safeguards intellectual property for a period of 20 years. ICAR and CSIR are two significant Indian institutions with patented intellectual property in the food sciences sector. It’s a matter of territorial rights.

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Courts cannot re-modify Laws | Scope limited to Judicial Review only!

LexForti

Case Analysis: Saregama India Limited v. These Petitions challenged the validity of Rule 29(4) of The Copyright Rules 2013 (hereinafter referred as Rule ). The said order was appealed before the Supreme Court of India. Section 31D and 78(2)(cD) of the Copyright Act 1957 (hereinafter referred as “Act”).

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Fictional Characters and Copyright Protection

LexForti

The importance of giving copyright protection to fictional characters arises from the fact that, they have descended from their original fiction (eg: a movie) and have attained a separate identity. The study traces the copyright protection granted to fictional characters to the US regime as early as 1930. Author – Keerthana S.

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Patent Case Management Goes Cross-Institutional and Global

Patently O

It was around this time, in 1997, that I reached out to the Federal Judicial Center to offer the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology’s assistance in training federal judges in the intricacies of intellectual property law and case management. Patent Case Management Goes International. Judge (ret.)