R.G. Anand v. Delux Films (1978): Supreme Court’s Landmark Copyright Judgement on the Idea–Expression Doctrine Introduction Among the most fundamental…

Introduction The question of where athe Tradentiff can sue for infringement of copyright or trademark has always carried immense practical…

Atyati Technologies Private Limited vs. Cognisant Technology Solutions U.S. Corporation and Another Introduction In a significant ruling on intellectual property…

Paragon Rubber Industries v. Pragati Rubber Mills: Supreme Court on Territorial Jurisdiction in Composite Copyright and Trademark Suits Introduction In…

Manmohan Garg Vs Radha Krishna Narayan Das: Supreme Court Reaffirms That False Claims of Prior Use Cannot Defeat a Registered…

Copyright Registration Is Not Permanent or Untouchable Many creators, designers, authors, and businesses believe that once a copyright is registered,…

Abstract In my previous article titled “Copyright Punishment in India: Law, Reality and the Creator’s Struggle”, I discussed statutory definitions,…

Introduction Every creative work carries a silent story of effort, discipline and sacrifice. A research article reflects sleepless nights, a…

Introduction The current copyright jurisprudence does not protect but exploit. With the advancement of technology and development of artificial intelligence…

This article explains the legal protection given to novelists under the Copyright Act, 1957, and how writers can safeguard their creative works.