About
Anirudh Agarwal
Professional Experience
I am Anirudh Agarwal, a registered advocate with the Bar Council of Delhi. In pursuance of my interest in the field of IPR, Media & Entertainment law, I have interned with exalted organizations which helped me sharpen my skills of critical thinking and legal analysis.
Furthermore, I was entrusted with the responsibility of drafting various legal documents. Interning with such reputed organizations and Advocates, I have been well-equipped with skills of research, reading, writing, compilation of notes, drafting, etc, which further helped me familiarise myself to the professional work culture at such organizations.
Additionally, interning at IP centric firms in turn provided me a platform for interaction with different heads and mentors. It enabled me to not only gain first-hand knowledge of the work culture and education practices as they exist today but also helped me develop skills that would further aid in the enrichment of my competency as a professional in the field of IPR, Media & Entertainment law.
Such insightful experience and in-depth exposure at reputed organizations shaped me not only as an individual who is versatile, but also as a future legal professional, who will be adept to work in all kinds of work situations, even the most challenging ones. Currently, I’m working as an Associate trainee at Ahlawat & Associates and I believe I could contribute substantially to the work of their office and prove to be a valuable asset to the company.
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Submission of ‘Bill of Export’ to SEZ units in case of EPCG Authorization relaxed by DGFT
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry recently passed a circular dated July 27, 2022, addressed to all regional authorities of Director General of Foreign Trade (“DGFT”), exporters/members of trade, and custom authorities. Under the circular, the DGFT has provided relaxation to the provision of submitting a “Bill of Export” as an evidence of export obligation …
Identifying Instances which do not Constitute Bid Rigging
The Competition Act (“Act”), 2002 has been formulated to deal with the economic realities of the nation wherein it aims at promoting competition on one hand and protecting the Indian markets on the other hand from the claws of the enterprises adhering to the anti-competitive practices in India. The Act predominantly prohibits 3 (three) major …
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New Rules for Women Working in Factories at Night: Uttar Pradesh Government
Earlier under Section 66 of the Factories Act (“Act”), 1948 women were barred from working between 07:00 (Seven) PM and 06:00 (Six) AM. However, the Government of Uttar Pradesh recently introduced a new set of conditions vide an order dated May 27, 2022, wherein factories in the state will be exempted from restrictions subject to …
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Apex Court Lifts the Stay Order on Law Enforcing 75% Reservation in Haryana
The State government of Haryana had officially notified the Haryana State Employment of Local Candidates Act, 2020 (“Act”) and its subsequent rules, the Haryana State Employment of Local Candidates Rules, 2021 (“Rules”) on January 15, 2022, wherein 75% (seventy-five per cent) reservation has been imposed in the employment of local candidates (domiciled in Haryana) who …
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Sound Mark Registration Process in India
The association and distinguishment of source of goods and/or services through visible marks is not recent and examples of the same may even be found during ancient times, such as the Harappan civilisation. The identification of a distinctive mark has traditionally been limited exclusively to visual parameters. However, the evolution of different technologies and innovations …
Anti-money Laundering Laws & Regulations in India
Money laundering is a common issue around the globe. In recent times, money laundering and terror financing have forced several governments and regulators globally to focus on stopping the illegitimate flow of funds. However, combating this problem remains a primary challenge for nations and financial institutions all over the world. The legalization of crime revenues …
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Can I really own the shape of my product?
A trademark traditionally (in India as well as in other countries) is viewed as a two-dimensional (“2D”) visual mark, either in the form of a word or a logo. However, recently it has been observed that consumers not only distinguish a particular product/service of a business (from those of other businesses) through visual marks (such …
Delhi High Court publishes draft ‘Delhi High Court Intellectual Property Rights Division Rules, 2021
The Hon’ble High Court of Delhi recently notified the draft “Delhi High Court Intellectual Property Rights Division Rules, 2021” (DHC-IPD Rules, 2021). This development is subsequent to the formation of the Intellectual Property Division in the High Court of Delhi pursuant to the scrapping of the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB) by the Government of …
Kerala High Court reiterates that ban on online rummy unconstitutional
The High Court of Kerala recently (on September 27, 2021) declared the ban on online rummy (by the Kerala Government) to be violative of the fundamental rights enshrined under Articles 14 and 19(1)(g) of the Constitution of India. A bunch of petitions was placed before Justice T.R. Ravi, wherein the petitioners challenged the State Government’s …
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