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India to Apple: Here’s what’s Shaping Global IP this Week

1. Delhi HC Refuses to Halt Sun Pharma’s Pruease Tablets

📅 Date: June 13, 2025
📰 Source: IAM / IPBC Global Digest

The Delhi High Court dismissed a trademark injunction against Sun Pharma’s Pruease tablets, finding no similarity with RSPL Health’s “Pro‑Ease” brand—given distinct products and no likelihood of consumer confusion. The ruling emphasized the distinct nature of sanitary pads vs pharmaceuticals, and concluded there’s no meaningful consumer confusion.

Why it Matters: Reinforces that trademarks across unrelated industries can coexist—critical for companies operating in multiple sectors.

 

2. ANI Files Copyright and Trademark Suit Against Mohak Mangal

📅 Date: June 13, 2025
📰 Source: Indian Express

ANI has filed a lawsuit against content creator Mohak Mangal and YouTube/Google, alleging unauthorized use of video content and their logo. The case highlights tightening oversight of copyright and trademark use online. A court hearing is anticipated in late July.

Why it matters: Highlights the growing scrutiny of user-generated content platforms and signals caution for creators and start-ups in the digital media space.

 

3. Apple Successfully Appeals $300M Patent Verdict

📅 Date: June 17, 2025
📰 Source: Reuters

The U.S. Federal Circuit overturned a $300 million patent infringement verdict against Apple (filed by Optis), citing flawed jury instructions and lack of unanimity. The case will return to trial.

Why it matters: Demonstrates the importance of proper case procedure and sets precedent for high-stakes patent litigation in the tech sector.

 

4. Imagination Technologies Lists 3,600 Patents for Sale

📅 Date: June 9, 2025
📰 Source: IAM / IPBC Global Digest

UK-based Imagination Technologies—a leader in AI and GPU chip IP—is offering its 3,600-patent portfolio for sale or license, covering AI chips, mobile graphics, and imaging. However, a $100 million Fortress loan linked to the sale has made bidders cautious.

Why it matters: Signals a trend of IP monetization and consolidation in deep-tech—startups in semiconductor and AI fields should proactively manage and assess their own IP assets.

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