He said that the tension between the territoriality of trademark rights and the global nature of the internet is something that businesses and brands have to live with. “Where there is the split ownership of the brand as in this case, it is not possible or justified to split the accessibili...
This is based on a physical understanding of nature and is reasonably effective though hugely costly in computation effort - for example the UK weather forecasting supercomputer had 460,000 cores and 2 Petabytes of memory: The Cray XC40 supercomputing system - Met Office A weather forecast 1 week...
whether the royalty is significantly higher than the R&D cost, historical royalty or comparable criteria, whether the royalty is beyond the territorial scope or the product
2.Tie-up arrangemententered amongst few enterprises is another form of restrictive practice that creates market imbalance and leads to imperfect competition. An instance where a licensee of a particular product is also required to buy some other material along with the main product in the nature of...