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Medical_Devices — India Copyright Cases

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copyright interim order · Jun 14, 2017

Sarine Technologies Ltd v.Diyora & Bhanderi Corporation & 13

Gujarat High Court · C/SCA/11242/2017

Sarine Technologies Ltd filed a suit alleging that the respondents willfully infringed its copyright in the 'AdvisorTM' rough gemstone planning software. The petitioner claimed the defendants developed and used pirated versions of the software to provide inclusion scanning services to third parties. The High Court issued an order directing the appointment of Commissioners to inspect the computer systems and hard disks of Respondent Nos. 1 and 12.

copyright plaintiff favorable · Jan 25, 2012

Ms. Sakshi Mathur v.Dr. Nand Kumar & Ministry Of Health And Family Welfare (AIIMS)

Central Information Commission · CIC/SG/A/2011/003226

Ms. Sakshi Mathur filed an appeal seeking certified copies of question booklets, OMR answer sheets, answer keys, and marks/rank from the AIIMS-MBBS Entrance Examination, 2011. The respondents claimed these materials were intellectual property exempt under Section 8(1)(d) and that a fiduciary relationship existed under Section 9 of the RTI Act. The Commission rejected these claims, ruling that the information was not exempted and directing the PIO to provide the requested copies.

copyright defendant favorable · Feb 21, 2003

Aga Medical Corporation v.Mr. Faisal Kapadi And Anr.

Delhi High Court · null

Aga Medical Corporation sought an ad-interim injunction against Mr. Faisal Kapadi and others, alleging that their manufacturing and sale of 'Blockaid' occlusion devices and use of similar brochures infringed on Aga's copyright and constituted passing off. The court examined the prima facie case, finding that the plaintiff failed to establish a clear case of infringement or deceptive similarity.

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