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During 2018, our lawyers shared their thoughts on a number of major legal developments impacting the Indian economy, spanning a wide arc from data usage and data protection to insolvency resolution and foreign investment in the e-commerce sector, amongst others.
This newsletter brings to you the key intellectual property (“IP”) related updates in India from the final quarter of 2018. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry recently published the Draft Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2018 (the “Draft Rules”), with the intent of promoting Patent Co-operation...
On December 26, 2018, the DIPP issued a press note to introduce key changes to the conditions applicable to e-commerce marketplace entities to receive FDI under the FDI Policy. This will come into force on February 1, 2019, and is likely to have sweeping impact on e-commerce in India.
Even though loyalty and reward programs offered by marketplaces are currently operating in an unregulated environment, there is a fine line of differentiation in the way semi-closed system pre-paid instruments and loyalty or reward programs offered are perceived from a regulatory standpoint....
One of the recent landmark amendments to the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 includes placing an obligation on employers to provide crèche facilities. To assist employers in complying with this requirement, the Ministry of Women and Child Development has recently published the National Minimum...
The Delhi High Court recently held that two causes of action, one with respect to passing off and another with respect to design infringement under the Designs Act, 2000, can be joined and tried in a composite suit. INDUSLAW’s Sandeep Grover and Kshitij Parashar discuss this case
