Description

Intellectual Property Rights in India offers a comprehensive and authoritative analysis of the Indian intellectual property law regime, covering all major branches of intellectual property, such as patents, copyright, trademarks, geographical indications, etc. The book provides an in-depth examination of the statutory framework, judicial developments, and evolving principles that shape intellectual property jurisprudence in India.

Updated with the latest legislative and judicial developments, the book also examines contemporary issues such as copyright infringement by artificial intelligence, patentability of AI inventions, etc. It is an indispensable reference for IP professionals, advocates, judges, in-house counsel, patent and trademark agents, researchers, academicians, law students, policymakers, and all legal professionals engaged in the practice, study, or administration of intellectual property law.

Key Features :

Summarises all the relevant international agreements, treaties, and conventions on intellectual property rights at the end of the book
Apart from Indian cases, cases from the UK and other countries have also been referred to in the book.
Includes all relevant Acts, Rules and Regulations as appendices to enable easy reference for the readers
Carries the latest judgments like Pernod Ricard India Private Ltd v Karanveer Singh Chhabra, Rich Products Corporation v Controller of Patents, and Ashim Kumar Bagchi v Balaji Telefilms Ltd