THE ROLE OF INDIAN JUDICIARY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GLOBAL IP REGIME

Abstract

Intellectual property rights (IPR) are intangible in nature and provide an inventor or creator with exclusive rights to their valued innovation or creation. IPR is a focus point in global trade practises and lifestyle across the globe in the current globalisation scenario. These rights encourage innovation by providing recognition and financial advantages to creators or inventors, but a lack of IPR understanding and inadequate execution may stymie the nation's economic, technological, and sociological progress. As a result, any nation must prioritise the transmission of IPR information and its proper execution. The current study examines the varied roles of the Indian judiciary, with a focus on the global IP framework.