The subject of intellectual property (IP), without doubt, has attained a considerable universal prominence, especially in its ever growing significance to the core values of human enterprise and global policy. In today’s world, its reach is so diverse and dynamic that it sits actively in the interstices of the disciplines of law, technology, economics health, culture, agriculture, environment, international relations, politics and more. The inter-disciplinary breath invites scholars, practitioners, policy makers and the industry across the world to thought-provoking debate of jurisprudence, policy and best practices in the ensuing systems of intellectual property.