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    Trilegal Represents Shashi Tharoor In Delhi High Court Over Deepfake And Personality Rights Case
    Trilegal Represents Shashi Tharoor In Delhi High Court Over Deepfake And Personality Rights Case
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    Trilegal Represents Shashi Tharoor In Delhi High Court Over Deepfake And Personality Rights Case

    Shashi Tharoor has approached the Delhi High Court in a civil suit over alleged misuse of personality and publicity rights through AI-generated deepfake videos, highlighting serious concerns over digital identity protection and growing legal challenges posed by artificial intelligence in India.

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    DSK Legal Represents Roy Kapur Productions in 'Matka King' Copyright Suit Before Bombay High Court
    DSK Legal Represents Roy Kapur Productions in 'Matka King' Copyright Suit Before Bombay High Court
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    DSK Legal Represents Roy Kapur Productions in ‘Matka King’ Copyright Suit Before Bombay High Court

    DSK Legal represented Roy Kapur Productions Private Limited before the Bombay High Court in a copyright dispute filed by Ms. Tanuja Bhagat alleging infringement over the use of the title “Matka King” for an upcoming web-series release.

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    Delhi High Court Flags Name Similarity, Dr Reddy’s Renames Semaglutide Drug to ‘Olymra’ Amid Ozempic Dispute
    Delhi High Court Flags Name Similarity, Dr Reddy’s Renames Semaglutide Drug to ‘Olymra’ Amid Ozempic Dispute
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    Delhi High Court Flags Name Similarity, Dr Reddy’s Renames Semaglutide Drug to ‘Olymra’ Amid Ozempic Dispute

    Dr Reddy’s told the Delhi High Court it will rename its semaglutide drug from ‘Olymviq’ to ‘Olymra’ after the court raised concerns over similarity with ‘Ozempic’. The case comes as India opens its market to generic semaglutide, leading to rising trademark disputes among drugmakers.

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    Don't Make Me Pass An Order, Someone’s Career Will Be Ruined: Delhi High Court Slams Centre After Lawyers Repeatedly Fail To Appear In Patent Cases
    Don't Make Me Pass An Order, Someone’s Career Will Be Ruined: Delhi High Court Slams Centre After Lawyers Repeatedly Fail To Appear In Patent Cases
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    Don’t Make Me Pass An Order, Someone’s Career Will Be Ruined: Delhi High Court Slams Centre After Lawyers Repeatedly Fail To Appear In Patent Cases

    Delhi High Court judge Jyoti Singh criticised frequent absence of Central government lawyers in patent cases, asking Chetan Sharma to address non-appearance in matters involving Controller of Patents and Designs, warning situation unacceptable.

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    Big Win for Sonakshi Sinha: Delhi High Court Protects Actress’s Personality Rights
    Big Win for Sonakshi Sinha: Delhi High Court Protects Actress’s Personality Rights
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    Big Win for Sonakshi Sinha: Delhi High Court Protects Actress’s Personality Rights

    The Delhi High Court protected Sonakshi Sinha’s personality rights, barring unauthorized use of her image, voice or likeness by platforms including AI chatbots, prohibiting merchandise sales, and directing removal of infringing links within 36 hours.

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    Trademark Battle: Supreme Court Restores Contempt Proceedings Against Hero Ecotech
    Trademark Battle: Supreme Court Restores Contempt Proceedings Against Hero Ecotech
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    Trademark Battle: Supreme Court Restores Contempt Proceedings Against Hero Ecotech

    The Supreme Court of India restored contempt proceedings in the HERO trademark dispute between Hero Cycles Limited and Hero Ecotech Limited, setting aside the Patna High Court order that quashed action under Order XXXIX Rule 2A CPC.

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    What Is The Reason For Coming Here?: Delhi HC Protects Jubin Nautiyal’s Personality Rights, Questions Why Celebrities Avoid Local Courts
    What Is The Reason For Coming Here?: Delhi HC Protects Jubin Nautiyal’s Personality Rights, Questions Why Celebrities Avoid Local Courts
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    What Is The Reason For Coming Here?: Delhi HC Protects Jubin Nautiyal’s Personality Rights, Questions Why Celebrities Avoid Local Courts

    The Delhi High Court moved to protect singer Jubin Nautiyal’s personality rights but sharply questioned why celebrities avoid their local courts, asking pointedly whether Uttarakhand lacks jurisdiction or even access to platforms like Google in such legal disputes.

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    Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions Moves Bombay High Court Seeking Urgent Relief Over Film Dispute
    Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions Moves Bombay High Court Seeking Urgent Relief Over Film Dispute
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    Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions Moves Bombay High Court Seeking Urgent Relief Over Film Dispute

    Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions has approached the Bombay High Court seeking urgent interim protection in a contract dispute with a production partner. The company wants the court to preserve status quo in matter until arbitration resolves the disagreement.

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    Some Acknowledgment Must Be Given: Supreme Court to AR Rahman in Veera Raja Veera Copyright Case
    Some Acknowledgment Must Be Given: Supreme Court to AR Rahman in Veera Raja Veera Copyright Case
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    Some Acknowledgment Must Be Given: Supreme Court to AR Rahman in Veera Raja Veera Copyright Case

    The Supreme Court of India addressed A. R. Rahman, highlighting Faiyaz Wasifuddin Dagar and “Veera Raja Veera” from Ponniyin Selvan II, claims. Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi said initial performance alone does not decide authorship and requires examination.

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    Trademark Battle: Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief to Allcargo Against ‘VRS ALLCARGO
    Trademark Battle: Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief to Allcargo Against ‘VRS ALLCARGO
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    Trademark Battle: Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief to Allcargo Against ‘VRS ALLCARGO

    The Delhi High Court granted interim relief to Allcargo Logistics, restraining use of the mark ‘VRS ALLCARGO’ or similar variants, holding it likely to confuse consumers and amount to trademark infringement and passing off.

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