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Dentons Link Legal strengthens TMT Practice with appointment of Kapil Chaudhary and Avisha Gupta

Dentons Link Legal is pleased to announce the appointment of Kapil Chaudhary and Avisha Gupta as Partners in the Firm’s Technology, Media & Telecom (TMT) and Regulatory practice. They will be based in the New Delhi office.

Conflicting injunctions and the quest for a unified arbitration framework

In view of the recent Delhi High Court judgment granting an anti-arbitration injunction and restraining the continuation of a foreign-seated arbitration, this article explores the complexities surrounding the enforcement of conflicting injunctions issued by courts across different jurisdictions.

INDIA: Reconsidering Rejection-Trademark Proceedings and the Power of “Exceptional” Circumstances

In the dynamic world of brand protection, a single misstep in trademark prosecution can derail hard-earned rights. In India, where trademark applications often undergo intense scrutiny, the balance between efficiency and procedural fairness is critical.

Dentons Link Legal advises Consortium of Lenders on Restructuring Agreement by Ramky Infrastructure

Dentons Link Legal is pleased to have advised consortium of lenders comprising of State Bank of India (Lead Bank), ICICI Bank Limited, IDBI Bank Limited, Punjab National Bank and Axis Bank Limited.

Dentons Link Legal advised lenders' consortium on full settlement for recovery of dues

Dentons Link Legal assisted its clients, VRM Share Broking Pvt. Ltd., MR Share Broking Pvt. Ltd., Dhanshree Fashions Private Limited and Utsav Mall Management Pvt. Ltd. (“Clients”) in recovery of an amount of INR 27,24,18,876/- Crores due and payable under various loan facilities

Delhi High Court’s Dynamic Injunction in Reliance v. Anonymous Sellers: A New Template for Trademark

The Delhi High Court’s dynamic injunction in Reliance Industries Ltd. v. Anonymous Sellers establishes a critical precedent for trademark enforcement in the digital commerce landscape. It illustrates how Indian courts are moving toward responsive and technology-integrated remedies.

The Digital Lending Regime in India

The Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”) recently introduced Master Directions on Digital Lending[1], (“DL Guidelines”), thereby consolidating the regulatory regime applicable to digital lending in India. DL Guidelines supersede the following framework.

Dentons Link Legal represents Groupe Les Ateliers Montréal Inc, before the Bombay HC; Secures relief

Dentons Link Legal is pleased to have successfully represented Groupe Les Ateliers Montréal Inc., the internationally reputed design house behind the acclaimed fashion label “DOMREBEL”, in a commercial intellectual property dispute before the Hon’ble Bombay High Court.

Beyond Counterfeits: Strategic IP and Policy Measures for Luxury Fashion Brands in India

As India’s luxury market rapidly expands, global fashion houses face an increasingly complex intellectual property (IP) landscape. Brands such as Chanel, Gucci, and Prada are encountering unique legal and enforcement challenges in India ranging from digital piracy and influencer misuse.

Dentons Link Legal advises Škoda Group on landmark Joint Venture with Tata AutoComp

Dentons Link Legal acted as legal counsel to Škoda Group, a leading global manufacturer of transportation solutions, in relation to its strategic 50:50 joint venture with Tata AutoComp Systems Limited for the manufacture and supply of components for the railway sector in India.

Fair Wages for Contractual Workers: Kerala High Court Upholds Equal Pay for Equal Work

In a very significant development, the Hon’ble High Court of Kerala (“Kerala HC”) in its recent judgement titled Korambayil Hospital & Diagnostics Centre (P) Ltd. & Anr. v. State of Kerala & Ors. has ruled that a principal employer has the obligation to make the payment of minimum wages to the work

Dentons Link Legal Advises Ethos Limited on ₹409.90 Crore Rights Issue under New SEBI Framework

Dentons Link Legal advised Ethos Limited on its ₹409.90 crore rights issue under the amended SEBI (ICDR) Regulations, 2025. The transaction involved issuance of over 22.77 lakh equity shares and was led by Partners Milind Jha and Shailender Sharma.

Copyright in the Age of Content Creation: Reflections on the ANI vs. Mohak Mangal Dispute

In today’s content-driven world, the line between inspiration and infringement is blurrier than ever. So, how much of someone else’s work can you actually use? Use a few seconds of a news clip, a film excerpt, or a viral audio and suddenly, you’re facing takedowns and legal action.

Court Upholds National Security Interest as an Exception to Procedural Fairness

The Hon’ble High Court while giving its judgment has not only considered the law of the land but also traversed beyond the national boundaries taking into account the stance of the Supreme Court of United States and courts of United Kingdom.

Dentons Link Legal Partner Shravan Yammanur as Young ITA Co-Chair for India (2025–2027)

We are proud to share that our Partner Shravan Yammanur has been appointed as a Young ITA Co-Chair for India for the 2025–2027 term.

Dentons Link Legal Represents AU Naturel Beauty in Trademark Dispute; Secures Relief from Delhi HC

Dentons Link Legal is representing AU Naturel Beauty Private Limited before the Ld. District Judge, Commercial Courts, Tis Hazari West, Delhi ( Commercial Court) and the Hon’ble Delhi High Court in a dispute under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.

Knockoffs at the Gate: How the Border Force Can Be Your Brand’s Best Friend

In a world where counterfeiters operate across borders, customs enforcement is a strategic necessity for brand owners. A customs recordal lets you stop fake products at the port of entry.

Strengthening Brand Protection in India: Kerala Court Awards ₹1 Crore in Trademark Infringement Case

A Case Study on MILMA v. MILNNA and Strategic Insights for Businesses on Trademark Use and Enforcement

Attachment of Gratuity of Deceased Employee for Recovery of Money from Their Legal Heirs

Gratuity forms a crucial component of an employee’s terminal benefits, particularly in cases of death or retirement. The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972, provides statutory protection to such payments, and gratuity cannot be forfeited except under specific exceptional circumstances outlined in the Act

Dentons Link Legal Advises the Book Running Lead Managers on ₹2,005.90 Crores QIP by IREDA

Dentons Link Legal advised IDBI Capital Markets & Securities Limited, BNP Paribas, Emkay Global Financial Services, Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors Limited and SBI Capital Markets Limited, the Book Running Lead Managers, in relation to Qualified Institutions Placement.

GERC grants an interim stay on revocation of the transmission connectivity

KP Energy Limited and Aditya Birla Renewable Energy Limited (“Power Developers”) are in process of developing 200 MW hybrid power plant in the state of Gujarat. For supplying power to their off-takers, they have been granted the right to access transmission asset of GETCO.

HERC removed regulatory bottleneck in electricity supply by amending its regulation

Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission (“HERC”) amended its procedure for Forecasting, Scheduling and Deviation Settlement of Solar & Wind Generation (“Forecasting Procedure”) issued in terms of Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission (Forecasting, Scheduling and Deviation Settlement.

GERC Grants First-of-its-Kind Extension for Power Evacuation Infrastructure

GERC, in one of the first of its kind matters, extended completion date of the power evacuation infrastructure recognising occurrence of the unforeseen events

Guarding the Goldmine: Two countries, one challenge: Safeguarding databases in the digital age

As data privacy laws evolve, businesses must strike the right balance between protecting proprietary databases and respecting personal data. Here’s how copyright enforcement is adapting in India and the UK.

Understanding the Law of Sanctions

Section 218 of Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (“BNSS”) deals with prosecution of judges and public servants, specifically requiring prior sanction for taking cognizance of an offence allegedly committed while acting or purporting to act in discharge of their official duty.

Recent Changes in Indian Law on Oilfields Regulation & Development - Part I

The Oilfields (Regulation & Development) Act, 1948 (“Original Act”) is the principal legislation governing the exploration and development of mineral oil resources in India. It was first enacted as common legislation governing mines and minerals as well as mineral oil resources.

Use in Commerce under Indian Trademark Law: A Comparative Commentary Inspired by U.S. Jurisprudence

The concept of "use" under trademark law is central to establishing rights, enforcing protection, and defending ownership. A recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit denied trademark protection for the color dark green used on medical examination gloves.

Maternity Leave is a Constitutional Right Even for the Third Child

The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 (“MB Act”) in India ensures the right to 26 weeks of paid maternity leave for women expecting their first two children, and for 12 weeks of leave for mothers who already have two surviving children.

Dentons Link Legal Successfully Defends Mr. Vijay Biyani in Personal Insolvency Proceedings

Dentons Link Legal represented Mr. Vijay Biyani, the Respondent Personal Guarantor in a Company Petition under Section 95 of the IBC, 2016 filed by Central Bank of India before the Hon’ble NCLT, Mumbai for seeking initiation of Personal Insolvency Resolution Process.

Real Risks, Real Remedies: A Cross-Border Case Study on Brand Enforcement in India

Following the positive response to our article on brand protection titled “Your Brand, Your Power; Legal Strategies to guard reputation in India,” we return with a detailed real-life scenario drawn from a real matter.