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SpicyIP Fellowship 2018-19: The Delhi University Photocopy Case: Is Law Just Politics?

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We are pleased to bring to you another guest post by our Fellowship applicant, Kashish Makkar. Kashish is a 2nd year student at NLSIU, Bangalore. This is his second submission for the Fellowship. The first submission can be viewed here. The Delhi University Photocopy Case: Is Law Just Politics? Kashish Makkar Critical Legal Studies (CLS), a jurisprudential movement that started in the late 1970s advocated that law and politics cannot be separated. They were convinced that law is a game…


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SpicyIP Fellowship 2018-19: Utility or Futility: When Should a Patent Be Revoked on the Ground of Inutility?

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We’re glad to bring to you another guest post by our Fellowship applicant, Rishabh Mohnot. Rishabh is a 3rd year student at National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata. This is his second submission for the Fellowship. The first submission can be viewed here. Rishabh had also written a post for us last year during his internship. Utility or Futility: When Should a Patent Be Revoked on the Ground of Inutility? Rishabh Mohnot Under the Patents Act, 1970, Section 64(1) provides a…


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SpicyIP Fellowship 2018-19: Google Images’ ‘View Image’ Button and Copyright Infringement

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We’re happy to bring you another guest post by our Fellowship applicant Prarthana Patnaik. Prarthana is a 4th year student at National Law University, Odisha. This is her third submission for the Fellowship. The previous submissions can be viewed here and here. Google Images’ ‘View Image’ Button and Copyright Infringement Prarthana Patnaik Google’s Image Search service allows users to view thumbnail images (low-resolution reproduction of images available on other websites) in response to the specific search query entered by the…


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Expenses Incurred by the Assessee for Acquiring Trade Mark is Revenue Expenditure, Says Del HC

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(This post is authored by and published on behalf of Mathews P. George) In M/s Hilton Roulunds Ltd v. Commissioner of Income Tax (2018), the Delhi High Court held that the expenditure incurred by the assessee for acquiring trademark was revenue expenditure and not capital expenditure. Accordingly, the expenditure is deductible under Section 37(1) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. As per the first licensing agreement, the appellant had to pay running royalty at the rate of 1.8% of the…


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Understanding the Public Interest Element of the Injunction Analysis in Patent Infringement Cases

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We are pleased to bring to you a guest post by Adarsh Ramanujan. Adarsh is an advocate primarily assisting clients as a litigation attorney. He has recently started his own counsel practice with offices in Delhi and Chennai after having spent considerable time with Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan at their New Delhi and Geneva offices. He obtained his B.Sc. LL.B. (Hons.) degree (Gold Medalist) from National Law University, Jodhpur  and LL.M. degree from University of California, Berkeley. He is a qualified…


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Patent Plant Variety Protection

NSAI’s Lopsided Take on Patenting of Biotech Innovation in Agriculture 

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Last week, we had brought to you a guest post by NSAI on the ongoing Monsanto-Nuziveedu patent dispute. We now bring to you another guest post on this dispute by Mr. Bhagirath Choudhary, the founder director of the South Asia Biotechnology Centre (SABC), New Delhi and Dr. Usharani KS, who practices at Prometheus Patent Services, Hyderabad. This post is in response to NSAI’s post, which in turn was in response to Prashant’s post on whether Monsanto’s invention can be protected as a plant variety…


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National Seed Association of India (NSAI) on Delhi High Court’s Judgment in the Monsanto-Nuziveedu Dispute

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We bring you a guest post from Mr. R.K. Trivedi, Director (Technical) of National Seed Association of India (NSAI). This post is in response to Prashant’s post on whether Monsanto’s invention can be protected as a plant variety and seek benefit-sharing from Nuziveedu, which was published on the blog last week. As readers may be aware, Monsanto is locked in what is possibly the biggest patent/technology battle against various seed companies for some years now. The main seed companies at…


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SpicyIP Jobs: Research Fellows (Law) at CIIPC, NLU Delhi; Apply by 3rd June

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We’re pleased to announce that the National Law University, Delhi is looking to engage three full-time Research Fellows (Law) for the Centre for Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition (CIIPC), at its campus in Dwarka, New Delhi. The deadline for sending applications is June 3, 2018. For further details, please read the call for applications below. Call for Applications – Research Fellows (Law) Position: National Law University, Delhi (‘University’) is seeking to engage, on a contractual basis, three full-time RESEARCH FELLOWS (LAW)…


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SpicyIP Fellowship 2018-19: A Case for Creating ‘Identity Rights’ for Digital Identities in India

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We’re happy to bring you another guest post by our Fellowship applicant Prarthana Patnaik. Prarthana is a 4th year student at National Law University, Odisha. This is her second submission for the Fellowship. A Case for Creating ‘Identity Rights’ for Digital Identities in India Prarthana Patnaik In the era of the Aadhar, demonetization, blockchain and other technological advancements, ‘digital identities’ are gaining increasing prominence. The World Bank defines ‘digital identities’ as “a set of electronically captured and stored attributes and…


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SpicyIP Fellowship 2018-19: Is The Discussion on Patent Laws For Outer Space Inventions Really All That Relevant?

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We are pleased to bring to you a guest post by our Fellowship applicant, Poornima Ramesh. Poornima is a 2nd year student at School of Law, Sastra University. This is her first submission for the Fellowship. Is The Discussion on Patent Laws For Outer Space Inventions Really All That Relevant? Poornima Ramesh There is an interesting debate grappling the international community of IP lawyers – patents for inventions made and used in space. We are all aware that patent rights…


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