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Patents In Space

 Introduction On the 20th of July 1969, for the first time in the history of space technology, Apollo 11 successfully landed on the lunar surface. After such a successful landing, many countries and organizations have used the same technology. For instance, this technology was used by the Luna 9 spacecraft[1] which was launched and successfully

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Balancing The Relationship Between Patent Pools And Competition During Covid-19

Interface of Patent Pool and Competition Patent pools are voluntary agreements among two or more patent holders to license their patents to each other or to third parties. Mostly, pooling is linked with technologies that are multifaceted and require complementary patents to impart effective technical results. Patent pools provide protection to developed technologies. Patent pools

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The Game of Intellectual Property Rights in the Music Industry

Introduction Music label T-Series has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Roposo, a short-video app owned by advertising technology company InMobi. The lawsuit, filed in the Delhi High Court and reviewed by ET, alleges that Roposo is “blatantly, extensively and wilfully” infringing on T-Series’ copyrighted works. The music label has sought a permanent injunction to

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Market Competition in the Indian Pharmaceutical Sector

Introduction The noteworthiness of Competition Law is broadly perceived in the drug market which is one of the significant business sectors that contributes for the economic development in the country. Truth be told it is significant to make reference to that it is this market that is inclined of parcel of unlawful exchanges and monopolistic

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Copyright In Unpublished Works: A Conundrum Under The Indian Copyright Act

Introduction Copyright is one of most common form of Intellectual Property. Copyright provides ownership and protection to the author for his original work such as literary, dramatic, musical, cinematographic and artistic work.[1] An important element of copyright is that it does not protect the idea but only its expression. It is often regarded as a

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