Author: Biswajit Sarkar - IP Law Firm India

Trademark War for THE. Can it be Trademarked?

Trademark War for THE. Can it be Trademarked?

Battle for -“THE”!The Word “THE” is a very important word used in the English language without which any sentence would be incomplete. However to trademark the same would be quite difficult due to it being very generic in nature. In order for “THE” to be

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Internship programme

Internship programme

Established in 1990, the main office of Biswajit Sarkar Advocates – IP Attorneys is located in Kolkata, West Bengal. A top-level IP Law firm, we boast of highly-skilled lawyers who practice in the areas of trademark litigation, trademark search, trademark registration and copyright registration.  Who

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Amazon wins trademark case

Amazon wins trademark case

On January 27, 2021, the UK Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) dismissed a patent infringement lawsuit against Amazon, the e-commerce retailer. The dispute emerged after Beverly Hills Polo Club (BHFP) owner Lifestyle Equities accused Amazon of infringing on its patent rights by allowing its licenced

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New cosplay copyright rules are being considered by Japan

New cosplay copyright rules are being considered by Japan

The government of Japan is taking into consideration the best way to regulate cosplay using copyright law protecting both the rights of the cosplayer and the owners of the relevant IP. Cosplay means costume play and is defined as the practice of dressing up as

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Stobbs launches ‘IP-as-a-service’ platform for brand owners

Stobbs launches ‘IP-as-a-service’ platform for brand owners

A new online platform has been launched aiming at brand owners by Stobbs, IP and brand law consultancy. The service called iaido provides data analysis to brand owners who wish to track the effectiveness of their trademark portfolio by blending real-time consumer purchasing patterns with

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What Can Be Patented in India

What Can Be Patented in India

In India, there is a definitive list of things that cannot be patented as mentioned under Section 3 and 4 of the Indian Patents Act of 1970 but there seems to be no definite answer or adhered definition for knowing what can be patented within

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Impact of Patent Law on Economics Growth of India: An Analysis

Impact of Patent Law on Economics Growth of India: An Analysis

INTRODUCTION The intellectual property applies to the security of mind inventions. Under the legal system, the owners of such property shall be given special privileges that may be used for recognition or financial gain. Mechanisms in which intellectual property is protected, including copyrights, patents, trademarks,

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Advantages of Getting a Patent in India

Advantages of Getting a Patent in India

When you defend your invention by filing a patent for it have you ever thought of bringing more profits to your company by using the patent? In general, a patent is the right to exclude others from the use of the invention. In fact, there

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Industrial Design Registration and why are they Important

Industrial Design Registration and why are they Important

  INDUSTRIAL DESIGN REGISTRATION AND WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT In the present visual driven consumerist world, the show of an item turns out to be similarly significant as the brand if not more. By and large, a client is bound to pick an item that

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Trade Mark Distinctiveness: A Global Perspective

Trade Mark Distinctiveness: A Global Perspective

What is distinctiveness? The general understanding of ‘distinctiveness’ is that it refers to something that is easilyrecognizable from something else of a similar nature. The word ‘distinctiveness’ denotes the difference between two or more things. It allows the mind and eye to judge the uniqueness

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