Elon Musk’s Obsession with Letter ‘X’- A Possible Trademark Issue for Twitter in India?

[This post is authored by SpicyIP intern Abhijeet Audichya. Abhijeet is a fourth-year law student at Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur, and is interested in the intersection of TMT and IP laws.] As we already know, the sudden move of Twitter’s management to rebrand the popular communications platform by changing the famous ‘blue bird logo’

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Kerala High Court in Right to Reputation Case: Issues Notices to Google & The New Indian Express to Redact References of Man Acquitted in Cheating Case

Kerala High Court in Right to Reputation Case: Issues Notices to Google & The New Indian Express to Redact References of Man Acquitted in Cheating Case The Kerala High Court in a plea moved by a person acquitted in a cheating case to remove references against his name as an ‘accused’ on internet platforms, has

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Call for Chapters for an Edited Book on Ramayana: An Instrument for Indianising Socio-Legal Approaches | Shankarrao Chavan Law College, Pune

Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s Shankarrao Chavan Law College, Pune, is delighted to invite researchers to contribute chapters for an edited book on the theme “Ramayana: An Instrument for Indianising Socio-Legal Approaches“. This book aims to explore the connections between Ramayana and various social sciences, such as law, sociology, economics, political science, and state administration. Submission Guidelines

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Game On, Taxes Doubled: Unraveling the Dual Taxation Conundrum in India’s Online Gaming Industry: Part II

[Rupam Dubey and Parth Kantak are 3rd-year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) students at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore This is a continuation of Part I] The preceding segment of this post examined the taxation framework enforced upon the realm of online gaming in India and the dual taxation regime of the Union Government

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Kerala High Court: Owner of Registered Trademark Cannot Sue for Infringement If Opposite Party Also Has Registered Trade Mark; May Sue for Passing Off

Kerala High Court: Owner of Registered Trademark Cannot Sue for Infringement If Opposite Party Also Has Registered Trade Mark; May Sue for Passing Off The Kerala High Court has set aside a District Court order restraining M/S Mariyas Soaps and Chemicals (appellants/respondents/defendants) from using their registered trademark ‘Chandra’ for being prima facie similar to Wipro’s

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