20 Years on the Clock, but How Many Count? The Case for Patent Term Adjustment in India. For a European business considering patent protection in India, what period of effective patent protection can realistically be expected from a 20-year patent term? Under Indian law, the term runs...
Deutsch-indische Justizzusammenarbeit: Für mehr Rechtssicherheit im grenzüberschreitenden GeschäftsverkehrAm 26. August 2026 traf Indiens Chief Justice, der Honourable Mr. Surya Kant, in Karlsruhe den Vorsitzenden Richter des Bundesgerichtshofs, Dr. Ulrich Herrmann. Bei dem Treffen ging es unter anderem um den ethisch verantwortungsvollen Einsatz künstlicher Intelligenz (KI)...
Mind the Gap: Pre-contractual negotiations and the limits of arbitral contract interpretation in Transtonnelstroy Afcons JV Chennai Metro Ltd v. Oriental Insurance Co Ltd. The decisions of the Delhi High court in Transtonnelstroy Afcons JV Chennai Metro Ltd v. Oriental Insurance Co Ltd concerns the extent...
An exciting day of golf brought to mind the challenges on and off the course The Arbitration Legacy of LIV Golf: How Modern Sports Governance is Reshaping Professional Golf When Jon Rahm reached an agreement with the DP World Tour in 2026 to resolve the outstanding disciplinary...
The Supreme Court's decision in Nagaraj V. Mylandla v. PI Opportunities Fund-I is the clearest judgment of the Supreme Court of India recognising and applying the doctrine of transnational issue estoppel in proceedings for the enforcement of a foreign arbitral award. Its significance, however, extends beyond the...
The recent order of the Delhi High Court in Stephen Thaler v. Union of India to expeditiously decide on an application filed by Stephen Thaler seeking copyright registration for ‘A Recent Entrance to Paradise,’ an artwork generated by his AI system, DABUS. While it does...
The High Court of Australia in CCDM Holdings LLC v. Republic of India [2026] HCA 9 has ruled on whether a State waives its immunity from suit by ratifying the New York Convention. The Court held that it does not. Ratification of the New York...