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16 March 2026 by
The developments pertain to regulatory updates from the Reserve Bank of India, the Securities and Exchange Board of India, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India. It also consolidates the key decisions passed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal.
13 March 2026 by
Geographical Indications (GIs) represent a unique category of intellectual property that protects the collective goodwill of communities whose products derive distinct qualities, reputation, or characteristics from a specific geographical origin. In India, the statutory framework for such protection is embodied in the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 (the “GI Act”), enacted pursuant to India’s obligations under the TRIPS Agreement.
19 February 2026 by
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (“AI”) has profoundly altered the digital landscape, fading the long-standing legal distinctions between content originators, AI developers, and online intermediaries. Statutory safe harbour protections, i.e., legal immunity that shields intermediaries from liability for third-party content that they merely receive, store, transmit, or facilitate on behalf of another person (“Safe Harbour”) were crafted for passive hosting, transmission functions and did not contemplate platforms deploying proprietary AI systems capable of autonomous content generation, contextual manipulation, and behavioural influence.The challenge is compounded by the dual-edged nature of AI technologies: while driving efficiency and personalization, they are equally susceptible to misuse for deepfakes, automated fraud, misinformation campaigns, and cyber enabled harms at an unprecedented scale.
03 February 2026 by
Summary: The Supreme Court in Novenco v. Xero (2025) held that continuing IP infringement constitutes inherent urgency, effectively rewriting the mandatory pre-litigation requirements under Section 12A of the Commercial Courts Act.
22 January 2026 by
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22 January 2026 by
Undertaking by a promoter to infuse funds into a borrower company, cannot be treated as a contract of guarantee and thus does not amount to financial debt under the IBC.
25 November 2025 by
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25 November 2025 by
In a landmark moment for Indian intellectual property law, the Trademarks Registry has accepted for advertisement the country’s first olfactory trademark a floral fragrance reminiscent of roses as applied to tyres. The order represents a paradigm shift in how Indian law perceives and accommodates non-traditional trademarks. It also situates India firmly within an international conversation that has spanned more than three decades and continues to redefine the boundaries of trademark protection.
