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Institution of Separate Intellectual Property Division by the Delhi High Court: A Viable Replacement for Intellectual Property Appellate Board?

Institution of Separate Intellectual Property Division by the Delhi High Court: A Viable Replacement for Intellectual Property Appellate Board?

Komal Parnami and Pritesh Raj

July 28, 2021 12:30:07 am

With the ever-increasing significance of intellectual property rights in the commercial world, the speedy and effective adjudication of intellectual property (IP) disputes is all the more desirable now. Previously, a three-tier dispute resolution system for IP matters was in place. The initial one being the registrar of the respective registry, the Intellectual Property Appellate Board [...]

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