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Indian Food Safety Regulator Challenges Bombay High Court’s Decision on Maggi Noodles

Nov 19, 2015

Indian food regulator Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has approached Supreme Court against the Bombay High Court orders in the Nestle’s Maggi Noodles case seeking expunging of some remarks made by the lower court ...

Tags: Nestle, Maggi Noodles

Nichia Enforces Another Granted YAG Patent Against Everlight in Germany

Nov 13, 2015

LED package manufacturer Everlight and Japan’s largest LED manufacturer Nichia initiated patent wars in Japan, Taiwan, Germany, U.S. and other countries for the past decade, reported Chinese-language magazine Money Weekly. Nichia is ...

Tags: LED Industry, LED patents, LED lighting

Nestle Expects to Relaunch Maggi Noodles in India by Year End

Sep 10, 2015

Nestle expects to relaunch Maggi noodles in the Indian market by the end of this year. This comes after the Bombay High Court lifted the ban on the noodles last month and directed new tests within six weeks to check compliance with the ...

Tags: Nestle, Maggi Noodles

Marvel Enterprises Will No Longer Have to Pay Royalties to Stephen Kimble

Jun 29, 2015

Marvel Enterprises will no longer have to pay royalties to Stephen Kimble, the inventor of the Web Blaster. The US Supreme Court has backed a decision that lets Marvel Enterprises out of a deal to pay royalties to Stephen Kimble, the ...

Tags: Marvel Triumphs, Toys

Latest Development in Design Infringement Dispute Between Magmatic and PMS International

Dec 23, 2014

Latest development in design infringement dispute between Magmatic and PMS International. The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has granted Magmatic permission to appeal the Court of Appeal order of April 10th 2014. It’s the ...

Tags: Supreme Court, infringement, Toys

Medtronic Solve Main Problems in Order to Acquire Covidien

Dec 2, 2014

Three down, two to go when it comes to major regulatory hurdles that Medtronic and Covidien need to clear for their proposed $43 billion merger. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, the European Union and Canada’s Competition Bureau ...

Tags: Covidien, Health

There Were Debates as to Quantum of Container Detention Fees Charged by Shipping Lines

Aug 22, 2014

There have been ongoing debates as to the quantum of container detention fees charged by shipping lines. This has been a controversial issue, as many are of the view that the heavy fees imposed do not constitute a genuine pre-estimate of ...

Tags: Container Detention Fees, Penalty, Service

US Ethanol Industry Ask The Supreme Court to Hear Its Challenge to California's LCFS

Mar 24, 2014

The US ethanol industry will ask the Supreme Court to hear its challenge to California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard, two trade groups said Thursday. The Renewable Fuel Association and Growth Energy petitioned the high court to overturn the ...

Tags: Ethanol Industry, Ethanol, oil industry

The UK High Court Has Held BT Liable for Infringing Patents of Assia

Dec 5, 2013

The UK High Court has held BT liable for infringing patents of ASSIA, a solutions provider to broadband service vendors. The High Court of Justice in London ruled that BT infringes one of ASSIA's patents on DSL management in its Next ...

Tags: BT, Infringing Assia Patents

Music and Film Have Asked UK Internet Providers to Create Databases of Customers Illegally

Sep 3, 2013

Two of Britain's major music and film organisations have asked UK internet providers to create databases of customers illegally downloading music, film and books, and are asking for access to the information to help them to disconnect and ...

Tags: Computer Products, Consumer Electronics, Download Data

Country Style Foods Completes The Acquisition of Poole's Pies for an Undisclosed Amount

Aug 22, 2013

UK-based Country Style Foods has completed the acquisition of Poole's Pies, one of the oldest pie and pastry brands in the country, for an undisclosed amount. Last week, Poole's Pies filed a notice at the High Court in Manchester with an ...

Tags: Country Style Foods, Poole's Pies

The Pirate Bay Will Circumvent Blocks From Internet Service Providers

Aug 13, 2013

File-sharing website The Pirate Bay has launched a browser that it claims will circumvent blocks from internet service providers (ISPs) on its site and other similar webpages. The browser, dubbed PirateBrowser, was launched as a 'gift' ...

Tags: Pirate Bay, File-Sharing

Microsoft Will Appeal a Trademark Lawsuit Over Its SkyDrive Cloud Storage Service

Jul 3, 2013

Microsoft on Monday said it will appeal a trademark lawsuit over its SkyDrive cloud storage service it lost to the British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB) Group. BSkyB sued Microsoft in order to prevent Microsoft from using "SkyDrive" as the ...

Tags: Microsoft, Computer Products

Apple Has to Pay out $6.5 Million in Home Copying Levies

Jun 3, 2013

Apple has to pay out $6.5 million in home copying levies that it's collected but failed to deliver to the appropriate agency, the Paris High Court ruled on Friday. Apple and other companies that sell tablet computers must by law pay a ...

Tags: Apple, Copying Levies

Sanofi's Price Will Remain in The Purview of National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority

Apr 22, 2013

The Bombay High Court has quashed the plea filed by Sanofi saying 'superior' packaging cannot be justified for hiking prices of drugs. According to the court order, the authority for fixing the prices of drugs in the country will remain ...

Tags: Bombay High Court, Better Packaging

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