Raman Negi Moves Delhi HC Against ‘The Local Train’ Members Over Copyright, Royalties and Trademarks

Raman Negi, founding member and former frontman of The Local Train, has approached the Delhi High Court alleging unauthorised exploitation of his copyrighted works, denial of royalties and unlawful appropriation of trademarks linked to the band.

Bombay High Court: Film Title Registration Doesn’t Give Copyright, No Relief To 1993 Lootere Producer Against Hotstar Web Series

Bombay High Court dismissed the plea of Lootere’s 1993 film producer seeking to stop Hotstar’s web series ‘Lootere’. The court ruled that registering a film title with an association does not give copyright protection.

ANI vs OpenAI | “ChatGPT Could Kill News Industry”: DNPA Warns Delhi High Court Over Copyright Battle

The Delhi High Court heard ANI’s copyright case against OpenAI, where DNPA warned that ChatGPT’s unchecked use of news content “reduces the incentive to create.” The outcome could change the future of journalism, copyright, and AI regulation in India.

Actor Vijay and TVK Face Legal Trouble Over Flag Design: Madras High Court Issues Notice in Trademark & Copyright Case

Madras High Court Today (July 17) sent notice to actor Vijay and his party TVK over allegations of copying a flag design. A trust claims the flag is too similar to their registered symbol used for social services.

Delhi High Court Slams AR Rahman in Copyright Row Over ‘Veera Raja Veera’ Song; Rs 2 Crore Deposit Ordered

AR Rahman and Madras Talkies face legal heat as Delhi High Court Today (April 25) finds ‘Veera Raja Veera’ nearly identical to ‘Shiva Stuti’. Court orders Rs 2 crore deposit and credit to original composers.

Saregama Big Win | “Composer Ilayaraja Doesn’t Hold Copyright for ‘En Iniya Pon Nilave’ Song”: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court ruled that Saregama India Limited (SIL) owns the copyright for the famous Tamil song “En Iniya Pon Nilave”, preventing Ilayaraja from assigning its rights to others. The Court also stopped Vels Films International from releasing a recreated version by Ilayaraja’s son, Yuvan Shankar Raja. While Vels Films was initially allowed to use the song upon depositing ₹30 lakh, it ultimately dropped the track due to the cost. This landmark decision reinforces copyright protection in the Indian music industry.

Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief To Saregama In Copyright Suit Against Movie World

The Delhi High Court granted interim relief to Saregama India Limited in a suit filed against Movie World Visual Media Limited after the former alleged that the latter has been using its copyrighted works including songs and musical recordings of various Malayalam movies

Delhi HC Issues Directives for Sale of Refurbished Hard Disk Drives

Delhi High Court Today (May 23rd) directed entities selling refurbished hard disk drives (HDDs) to comply with specific disclosure requirements on their promotional materials, including websites, e-commerce listings, brochures, and manuals.

“VIAGRA Trademark Exclusively Owned by Pfizer”: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court Yesterday (May 1st) held that global pharmaceuticals giant Pfizer is the exclusive and registered proprietor of the trademark ‘VIAGRA’, a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction.

“T-series has legal right to make film..”: High Court Clarifies Boundaries of Copyright in Life Stories

The court’s decision underscores a fundamental principle: “a person cannot claim copyright infringement for facts and events from their own life unless they have already created or developed a work that depicts their life story”.