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Name of the case- Jay Switches (India) Pvt. Ltd. Vs Sandhar Technologies Ltd. & Ors. (2024)
Honourable Judges/ Coram- Hon’ble Mr. Justice Amit Bansal of the Delhi High Court
PLAINTIFF’s CONTENTION:
Plaintiff/ Patentee Company, engaged in manufacturing of automotive components, holds a patent in respect of a fuel cap of a motor vehicle which is

Neutral Citation No.: 2024:PHHC:155158
In Arun Kumar v State of Punjab, Justice Karamjit Singh of the Punjab and Haryana High Court highlights the problems with respect to the application of intellectual property rights in India. This case offers a differentiation between copyright laws and trademark law. This differentiation is important to apply the proper law

Introduction
Asia is emerging as a powerhouse of world’s largest and fastest growing economies, where innovation drives market competitions and Intellectual Property (IP) protection is a key issue for business operations in Asia. IP includes patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, that protect valuable assets of the business from infringement or embezzlement. Countries like China, Japan,

INTRODUCTION
Esports appear to be a rapidly growing industry, and its market is likely to reach $2.11 billion in 2024 with their CAGR being 20.05% through 2029.[1] These include increased live streaming, higher viewership, and increased investment in respect to infrastructure and events. Despite the advancements in esports, IP is the foundation for protecting

INTRODUCTION
Trademarks are not simply the owner’s commercial signature, but are “a silent salesman” through which direct contact between the owner of the mark and the consumers are made and can be sustained.  In the old-style trade mark system of valuation, the value of the trade mark was judged in terms of its efficacy as

Cross-border insolvency is an important area of concern for the new world order where a multi-jurisdictional economic transaction by corporate entities is common place. Issues arising from such cross-border insolvency are very complex, requiring an effective and efficient legal mechanism in balancing the interests of all stakeholders, namely, debtors, creditors, and other parties. Though emerging