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Does Being A Famous House Mark Reduce The Likelihood Of Confusion?
Legal Analysis of the case : M/s Flipkart India Private Limited v. M/S Marc Enterprises Pvt Ltd. The Special Leave Petition was filed before the Supreme Court of India (1) to intervene on the Delhi High Court’s ( hereinafter referred as “DHC”) order pronounced on 10th April 2026(2). The DHC held that the “Flipkart” being a House Mark being used along with the impugned mark is not sufficient to guarantee that it will not cause likelihood of confusion when there is a clear s
If we did not already have a patent system, we would have to invent it - or else face a future with no innovation?
[Law discussed as per UK Jurisdiction] Introduction: The patent system is designed to protect inventions by granting inventors exclusive rights over their creations, particularly in fields such as technology and medicine. Rather than offering a rigid definition of what an “invention” is, patent law identifies it through certain essential requirements—namely novelty, an inventive step, and industrial applicability. In this sense, an invention is not simply a new idea, but one
Jurisprudential theories and their applicability in copyright protection with the evolution of AI.
"Property rights are the result of rights that one has in his own labour" ~ Robert Nozick.(1) The “right” emphasised by Philosopher Nozick binds one's natural right to the result of one’s labour - a basic principle that’s been under scrutiny since the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its large language models (LLM). Philosophers like Plato, Locke, Kant, and Hegel too discussed rights in terms of property ownership as the fruits of one’s labour. Moreover, they bel
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