Explore this curated list of must-read books on Intellectual Property Rights, published by Eastern Book Company (EBC). Whether you’re a student, legal practitioner, or researcher, these titles offer authoritative insights into the evolving field of IP law.
Supreme Court on Intellectual Property
by Surendra Malik and Sudeep Malik
This one-volume comprehensive and exhaustive Digest on Intellectual Property covers the entire Supreme Court case law on the subject from 1950 till date*. Notably, the bare text of key statutes such as the Copyright Act, Trade Marks Act, and Patents Act is juxtaposed with the relevant case law, offering a more holistic understanding. Moreover, rulings are digested under both topic-wise and statute-wise headings, supported by the trusted SCC index system, detailed cross-references, and editorial features. As a result, this systematic and analytical Digest proves immensely useful to courts, legal professionals, and the Bench.
Intellectual Property Law and Practice
by Elizabeth Verkey
Intellectual Property: Law and Practice is a comprehensive guide covering Copyright, Trade Marks, Patents, Plant Variety Protection, Geographical Indications, Designs, Biological Diversity, and Trade Secrets at both national and international levels. It features global case law, including from the UK and US, along with step-by-step registration procedures and infringement processes. The book includes illustrative examples and discusses major Indian statutes and rules such as the Copyright Act, Patents Act, Trade Marks Act, and more. Ideal for legal professionals and students seeking a detailed understanding of IP law.
Comparative Advertising: Law & Practice
by Chander M. Lall
Comparative Advertising by Chander M. Lall offers an authoritative analysis of legal issues surrounding comparative advertising, exploring its constitutional basis and relevant statutes in India and abroad. The book reviews key court decisions and legal principles like truthfulness, malice, and the Bonnard principle. It serves as a practical guide for lawyers, in-house legal and marketing teams, judges, and advertising professionals dealing with comparative advertising cases and strategies.
Intellectual Property Rights Manual
by Sumeet Malik
This thorough and comprehensive manual addresses the growing importance of intellectual property protection for professionals such as scientists, movie producers, designers, authors, and publishers. It has been updated with a supplement to include major amendments to the Copyright Act, 1957, and reflects the increasing patent filing and litigation trends in India. Covering twelve key statutes along with rules, the manual also incorporates case law from India and other common law jurisdictions like the United States, UK, Singapore, and Malaysia. Additionally, a Table of Cases and a detailed Index are provided to facilitate easy reference.
Patent Law Manual
by Sumeet Malik
This manual comprehensively covers key Acts, Treaties, and Conventions related to patent law and intellectual property. It includes the Patents Act of 1970 along with its various amendments from 1999, 2002, and 2005. The manual also details procedural rules such as the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (Patents Procedure) Rules of 2010 and the Patents (Appeals and Applications) Rules of 2011. International treaties and agreements like the Patent Co-operation Treaty, Paris Convention, TRIPS Agreement, PCT Regulations, and the Budapest Treaty are thoroughly addressed. Additionally, it incorporates provisions from the U.K. Patents Act of 1977 as amended, making this work an essential resource for understanding both domestic and international patent frameworks.
Intellectual Property
by Elizabeth Verkey, Jithin Saji Isaac
Intellectual Property by Elizabeth Verkey and Jithin Saji Isaac provides a thorough and engaging exploration of the dynamic field of IP law, which drives creativity, innovation, and societal progress. This revised edition combines statutory interpretation with practical case law analysis, making it invaluable for students, legal professionals, and creators alike. Highlighting Indian jurisprudence alongside comparative international perspectives, the book equips readers to address real-world IP challenges. Notable case studies like Britannia Industries Ltd v. ITC Ltd and Toyota v. Prius Auto Industries Ltd bring the concepts to life, while updates such as the Tribunals Reforms Act, 2021, ensure the content remains current and relevant.
Intellectual Property Law For Managers
by Saurabh Bindal
Intellectual Property Law for Managers offers a clear insight into Intellectual Property Law in India, specifically tailored for current and future managers in companies and institutions. It equips them with the knowledge to identify and effectively resolve legal issues and disputes related to IP. The book covers key legislation including the Patents Act, 1970; Copyright Act, 1957; Trade Marks Act, 1999; Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights Act, 2001; as well as trade secret protection, jurisdiction of courts, and available remedies.
Intellectual Property Law: An Introduction
by Saurabh Bindal
This revised edition of Intellectual Property Law captures all recent amendments, including the Tribunals Reforms Act, 2021, reflecting the evolving nature of IP protection. It offers clear explanations and updated case law, making it an essential resource for law students, researchers, and graduates. The book builds a strong foundation in IP law and encourages critical thinking to understand this dynamic field.
Principles of Intellectual Property
by N.S. Gopalakrishnan and T.G. Agitha
The new second edition of this book covers all key topics in Intellectual Property Law, enhancing understanding through analysis of landmark cases. It includes updated cases with clearer explanations, replacing older ones, and provides exercises to help students compare case ratios. The cases are presented in a concise and readable manner. Additionally, extracts from research publications are included to aid deeper academic evaluation, along with a discussion of changes introduced by the Copyright (Amendment) Act, 2012.
Understanding Intellectual Property
by Dr. Mathew Thomas
The new second edition of this book covers all key topics in Intellectual Property Law, enhancing understanding through analysis of landmark cases. It includes updated cases with clearer explanations, replacing older ones, and provides exercises to help students compare case ratios. The cases are presented in a concise and readable manner. Additionally, extracts from research publications are included to aid deeper academic evaluation, along with a discussion of changes introduced by the Copyright (Amendment) Act, 2012.
