We started the ALG Medley series in celebration of our diversity. For the first activity under the series, ALG members shared a line or word(s) in their native language. We had no rules, it could be anything that they liked.

We received amusing responses in many languages from across India, which we share with you every week.

This week Dishti, Deepak, Sharad and Shilpa share lines in appreciation of their native tongues.

ALG’s Sheja Ehtesham and Ashwani Balayan are attending the International Trademark Association (INTA) virtual Annual Meeting from November 15 – November 19. If you would like to set up a virtual meeting, please reach out to Sheja Ehtesham at sheja.ehtesham@algindia.com or Ashwani Balayan at ashwani.balayan@algindia.com.

A ‘Special Legal Issues Seminar-General IP’ (SLIS-GIP) was conducted by Hardik Choudhary, Associate, on ‘‘CPC Order XXIII Rule 3 – Different Types of Compromises in Different Types of IP Lawsuits’’. The seminar delved into the provisions under Order XXIII and discussed various cases dealing with different aspects of compromise decrees as propounded by courts. The session saw multiple questions from the team, including the possibility of compromise in criminal IP cases and the possibility of contempt of court in case of non-performance.

The presentation can be accessed here.

We started the ALG Medley series in celebration of our diversity. For the first activity under the series, ALG members were asked to share a line or word(s) in a language that is native to them. We had no rules, it could be anything that came to their mind that they liked.

Every week since, we share amusing responses from members covering languages spanning across the length and width of India. This week, Aparna Sreedhar, Nayantara Malhotra, Swati Dhawan and Sahib Singh share lines in appreciation of their native tongues.

During last week’s Practice Work Shop (PWS) Session, Sanjukta Kaushik, Associate, led a discussion on the effectiveness of non-exclusive licensing agreements in stimulating financial and economic growth amongst artisans and craftsmen. The session witnessed an engrossing discussion on the role played by policy-makers in securing commercial interests of artisans. The session further delved into the alternate mechanisms that could be adopted to safeguard the interests of large businesses to engage with artisans in the global business world. The session concluded with some interesting exchange of views on how joint ventures with high-end entrepreneurs enable artisans to attain global reach and reputation.