IP And Trademarks 13 August 2026
India IP News
The Delhi High Court has made several significant rulings in recent times, including the cancellation of the D-TAN trademark registration, and India's first AI copyright ruling in the case of ANI v OpenAI, which has shed light on the future of copyright litigation in the country. Other notable developments include the granting of patents to companies such as Arrow Greentech and MiniMines for innovative technologies, and the ongoing debate over trademark law and its application to digital platforms
The Delhi High Court has been at the forefront of several key intellectual property decisions in India.
- The court cancelled the registration of the *D-TAN* trademark, citing concerns over the ability to trademark a concept like a tan.
- In a landmark ruling, the court weighed in on *India's first AI copyright case*, ANI v OpenAI, which could have significant implications for the future of copyright litigation in the country.
- Other notable developments include the granting of patents to companies such as *Arrow Greentech* and *MiniMines* for innovative technologies, and the ongoing debate over *trademark law* and its application to digital platforms
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