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A Response to the Alternate Interpretation on Permissibility of Sub-licensing under Indian Trademark Law

May 5, 2020 by Latha Nair Copyright, IP, Patent
Home | Copyright | A Response to the Alternate Interpretation on Permissibility of Sub-licensing under Indian Trademark Law

Last week, Kapil had written a guest post giving an alternate interpretation to the arguments in my post on the impermissibility of sub-licensing arrangements under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 (‘the TM Act’).

The main counter points by Kapil against my argument that the TM Act does not permit sub-licensing

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Latha Nair is a Partner with K&S Partners and has over 27 years of experience in the domains of copyright, trademark, and geographic indications. 

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