William C Price -Cross Examination in Elon Musk Defamation case

 Hello Readers

This post comes to underscore how much I admire the craft of cross examination, the way it is practised by Bill Price.

I am a huge fan of his methods and meticulous strategies.

Find below a link for getting a flavour of his cross questioning in a reputed matter.

Kindly read on Here

An interesting Cross Examination! Two seasoned lawyers pitted against each other

 

Here is something that some of you might like. It is a transcript of Cross Examination Questions that were put to Late Sh. Arun Jaitley by Ram Jethmalani--considered to be a master of the art.

What you would read is an edited version. However, pertinent questions that carry some relevance or learning for Moot students have been retained. Also, some notes and comments have been inserted. 

5000 words in all. It is long, but worth it I believe.

Read on!   HERE

Parody in Trademarks --When you Walk that Thin Line

 Dear Students

Those who are interested in knowing more about parody in TMs, here is the link, and another

Also, the list of interesting Comparative Advertisement cases is here

Happy Studying!

SAMPLE paper on IPR-II/ OBE pattern

Hello Students of IPR-II

Many of you had been wanting to get sample papers on OBE pattern for practice. 

Kindly find one such sample paper here. 

Hope it helps

PPT of Special Class on OBE

Dear Students

As requested, those who do not want to go through the entire video of today's special class on OBE, here is the link for the PPT that was used.

Happy Studying!

Video of Special Class on OBE

This video is 444 MB and is the unedited version of today's special class on queries etc.

I am sharing the link here

Hope it helps a few more.

Some General Talk and a Few Tips for Managing Open Book Exams

Dear Students of ADR, section G and B.

Please find the audio file for above here.

Stay safe and study well

IPR-I Some queries on design law resolved

Hello students

 

Here are a couple of queries that I felt were relevant and hence I am sharing the audio reply, so that all may benefit.

The queries were

 

1. If there is a new technology that facilitates the making of 3D designs in a way that every design is a novel design due to that particular technology, then would protection be given to each of the designs along with the technology?

2. As you mentioned every design is an artistic work and if it is novel, only then it would be registered as a design, so is getting the novel artistic work registered under design law has added advantages over copyright law?

 

Kindly find the reply here

Hope this helps all.

Stay safe and keep the faith!