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Lex OrbisManisha Singh [email protected] a relatively new area of intellectual property practice, geographical indications (GIs) is catching…

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Lex Orbis

Manisha Singh Nair

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Although a relatively new area of intellectual property practice, geographical indications (GIs) is catching up. The nature of rights and the products upon which these are accorded raises many issues for consideration and deliberation.

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