Intellectual property rights met commercial reality in Conqueror Innovations Private Limited and Anr v Xiaomi Technology India Private Limited. Conqueror applied for a temporary injunction restraining Xiaomi from infringing its patent that allowed users to find lost phones. Delhi High Court refused to grant the relief. The court found that Conqueror had not made a The post Patent disuse and delay kill injunction application appeared first on Law.asia.| Law.asia
In the dynamic landscape of Indian commerce, arbitration has become an increasingly preferred mechanism for dispute resolution, as businesses seek speed, cost effectiveness and confidentiality over traditional court litigation. This shift has placed renewed focus on the arbitration clause: once a boilerplate afterthought, today it is the foundational gateway to enforceable and efficient dispute resolution. The post Drafting precise arbitration clauses: Lessons from SDMC v SMS Ltd appeared fir...| Law.asia
India’s greenfield development agenda defines its sustainable economic growth path. As part of its Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Agreement, India aims to reduce the emissions intensity of GDP by 45% from 2005 levels by 2030, ensure 50% of its power capacity is non-fossil fuel-based, and create an additional carbon sink of 2.5 to The post Legal matters for establishing greenfield operations in India appeared first on Law.asia.| Law.asia
India’s competition law regime has matured during the past decade. The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has rigorously enforced its orders across sectors including pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, real estate and digital markets. Competition appellate forums have also played a key role in shaping precedent, improving predictability and strengthening institutional processes. In 2017, the Competition Appellate Tribunal The post Strengthening the appellate pillar of India’s competition f...| Law.asia