The technological evolution in the 21st century has developed not only in India but the whole world in general. The increased cyber space has increased the risk of crimes like fraud, impersonation, service attacks, and child pornography. Since tangible proof for these crimes is rarely present, the traditional ... Read More

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is the central meeting place for all issues pertaining to IP across the world. Here at the United Nations, there are 193 member nations and operate as a self-sustaining institution. WIPO goal is to be at the forefront of creating a global IP system ... Read More

Well-known trademarks are the trademarks, which have wider reach and recognition. So, the registration and subsequent protection involve a combination of legal measures, including authorized trademark registration, legal action, and international agreements. The special type of registration strictly prevents unauthorized use and protect the reputation and goodwill of the trademark ... Read More

Due to issues with the payment of wages to workers employed in the industry, India's wages law legislated. The workers weren't given regular payments for their salary. The payment system lacked both standardisation and regulation. The workers' wages were heavily withheld by the bosses for trivial concerns. In the name ... Read More

The Industrial Dispute Act of 1947 (modified in 1982) outlines what constitutes unfair labour practices on the part of both employers and employees. The fifth schedule of the act contains a list of unfair labour practices on the part of employers and their trade unions, as well as unfair labour ... Read More

There have been many transfer applications submitted to the Supreme Court during the pandemic. A petition submitted to the court in a transfer petition asks for the case to be moved from state agencies to a central body, from one high court to another, or from a high court to ... Read More

There are situations when transferring a case is required in order to guarantee a fair, honest, and impartial trial. An accused person should have the right to request that his case be moved to a different court if he reasonably believes that he won't receive a fair trial at the ... Read More

In India, a sound that is visually represented by a succession of musical notes, with or without the addition of words, may qualify for protection under the country's Trademark Act. Whether or not a sound can be registered as a trademark under the Trademark Act depends on whether ... Read More

In the modern business world, companies are always looking for new ways to differentiate themselves from their competitors by developing goods that have some kind of uniqueness built into them. Creating items with distinctive qualities, such as a recognisable odour or sound that is unique to the product and the ... Read More

In the fast-paced world of today, companies are not only represented by traditional forms of trademarks, but they are also increasingly using unorthodox forms of trademarks. There is nothing novel about the practise of registering unusual trademarks in India. On the other hand, it has mostly been limited to certain ... Read More