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Spicy IP
Posts focus on intellectual property law and related innovation developments in India.
Author: Blog founder Shamnad Basheer, the founder, is a law professor at the National University of Juridical Sciences in Kolkata, India; Sumathi Chandrasekharan is a New Delhi-based IP consultant to law firms; and Prashant Reddy and Kruttika Balakrishnan are litigators with Anand and Anand in Delhi.
Blawg Related Categories: Intellectual Property Law • International Law • International Courts/Tribunals • International • Asia • India • National University of Juridical Sciences • Consultant • Law Professor
Recent Posts from Spicy IP
- Contd...Delhi High Court rules on Section 47: Provides the Indian Railways a carte blanche to bust patents
- Delhi High Court rules on Section 8 and 47 of the Patents Act: Lack of disclosure under S.8 = No interim injunction
- Panel Discussion on Bilski
- Copyright Access for the Disabled and Collaborative IP Policy
- SpicyIP Tidbits: Global Health Policy- when is the price right?
- IP Job Opportunities in Pune and Gurgaon
- Cybersquatting gets Sharp Rap from INDRP Arbitration: Bloomberg Finance Wins
- Legality of Grey Market Goods in India
- SpicyIP Tidbits: The UPOV Uprooting Participation?
- Google Book Settlement- Indian Government Protests...Finally
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