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Wednesday, April 29, 2026

Scope of Interrogatories in Patent Infringement Suits: The Delhi High Court Reiterates the “Necessity Test”

Delay in adjudication is not new in India. Unnecessary delays through misuse of procedural complexities often tends to delay the dispensation of just…

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Kuwait’s Intellectual Property Sector Yields KD 6.69 Million in Fees Amid Rising Activity

Kuwait’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry has announced robust growth in intellectual property services, with the Trademarks and Patents Department recording 68,632 transactions in 2025, generating approximately KD 6.69 million ($21.7 million) in fees. This surge reflects the government’s strategic initiatives to bol…

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Supreme Court Declines Review in Rapunzel Doll Trademark Opposition Case

The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a petition for certiorari filed by Rebecca Curtin, a consumer and law professor, who sought to oppose the trademark registration of "RAPUNZEL" for dolls and toy figures. The decision leaves intact the Federal Circuit's ruling that consumers lack statutory standing under 15 U.S.C. § 10…

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