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Category: Intellectual Property Law

BMW v. EMW: The unresolved conundrum underlying deceptive similarity and trademark dilution
Intellectual Property Law

BMW v. EMW: The unresolved conundrum underlying deceptive similarity and trademark dilution

September 19, 2020September 19, 202010 min read

This article has been authored by Visalakshy Gupta, a student at Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur.

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Revisiting design protection for graphical user interfaces: More than meets the (GU)I?
Intellectual Property Law

Revisiting design protection for graphical user interfaces: More than meets the (GU)I?

September 18, 2020September 19, 20209 min read

This article has been authored by Sara D’souza and Vinayak Puri, students at NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, Mumbai.

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Analysing Skidmore v. Zeppelin: An examination of how the US copyright law treats influence in music
Intellectual Property Law

Analysing Skidmore v. Zeppelin: An examination of how the US copyright law treats influence in music

August 1, 2020August 6, 202011 min read

This article has been authored by Khush Joshi, student at West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences.

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The lacuna in the Indian copyright law vis-a-vis video games
Intellectual Property Law

The lacuna in the Indian copyright law vis-a-vis video games

June 3, 2020August 13, 20209 min read

The article has been authored by Yash Raj, a student at National Universtiy of Study and Reseach in Law, Ranchi.

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