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October 1, 2026

Legal Issues Seminar-General IP (LIS-GIP) On “What Extent Of Digital Activity Is Sufficient To Constitute A Cause Of Action For Conferring Jurisdiction?” 

Featuring: Shreeya Kotnis

A Legal Issues Seminar – General IP (LIS-GIP) was conducted by Shreeya Kotnis, Trainee Associate, on the issue: “What Extent of Digital Activity Is Sufficient to Constitute a Cause of Action for Conferring Jurisdiction?” The seminar examined the legal framework governing territorial jurisdiction in trademark infringement and passing off actions, including the interplay between Section 134 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999 and Section 20 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. It further explored how courts have assessed various forms of online activity, including website accessibility, e-commerce listings, online enquiries, advertising, bookings and completed transactions, in determining whether such activity gives rise to a sufficient part of the cause of action within the jurisdiction of a particular court.

The Presentation can be accessed here.

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