The Art of Utility: Unravelling the Copyright-Design Knot

Analysis of Cryogas v Inox where the Supreme Court clarified Section 15(2), holding functional technical drawings retain copyright protection despite industrial reproduction.
Roche v Natco and the New Barrier to Patent Evergreening

Case analysis of Roche v Natco examining patent evergreening, genus–species claims, bioisostere obviousness, and affordable access to medicines under Indian patent law.
The Algorithmic Bazaar: Deconstructing Trademark Rights in Google v. MakeMyTrip

Case analysis of Google v MakeMyTrip examining keyword advertising, conquesting, Section 29 trademark infringement, and unfair competition in digital markets.
Super Cassettes Industries Ltd. V Hamar Television Network Pvt. Ltd. & Anr.

Case analysis of Super Cassettes v Hamar Television explaining substantial taking, short music clips infringement, and limits of fair dealing under Indian copyright law.
BALANCING PROPRIETARY RIGHTS AND RESEARCH ACCESS IN THE SCI-HUB BLOCKING ORDER

Case comment on Elsevier v. Alexandra Elbakyan (2025) analysing Sci-Hub blocking order, rogue website doctrine, dynamic injunctions, and access to knowledge in India.
BORROWED VOICES AND STOLEN FACES

Case comment on Raj Shamani v. John Doe (2025), where the Delhi High Court protected personality rights against deepfakes, fake endorsements, and AI impersonation.
The Roar of a Lapsed Legend: A Case Comment on the Yezdi Trademark Resurrection

Case comment on Classic Legends v Official Liquidator (2025) analysing trademark abandonment, non-use, and revival of legacy brands under the Trade Marks Act.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AI LEARNS FROM YOUR WORK

Analysis of Getty v Stability AI (2025), the UK’s first major ruling on whether AI training and model weights infringe copyright, shaping the future of AI law.
INTERPRETING SEMAGLUTIDE: A CASE COMMENTARY ON NOVO NORDISK v. DR. REDDY’S

Semaglutide patent dispute India examines genus–species patent doctrine, evergreening pharmaceutical patents India and Section 64 Patents Act obviousness principles.
SAMPLING AND THE SOUND OF SETTLEMENT

Sampling and the Sound of Settlement: Queen & David Bowie v. Vanilla Ice copyright dispute explains music sampling copyright infringement, derivative works, and substantial similarity shaping sample clearance norms.