The Delhi High Court addressed Nokia’s request for interim royalty deposit from Oppo in a standard essential patents dispute. The judgment clarifies the application of FRAND licensing and the legal standards governing SEP litigation in India.
Read more about Nokia Vs. Oppo: Standard Essential Patents and Deposit during Suit PendencyAuthor: Dr. Kalyan Kankanala
Dr. Kalyan Kankanala is a practicing intellectual property (IP) attorney and author. He is a senior partner at BananaIP Counsels, a well-known IP firm based in Bangalore, India. His writings cover a range of topics relating to IP law, business, and policy, and he has authored several books and articles in the field. He has been contributing to this blog since 2007.
The views expressed here are his own and do not represent those of BananaIP Counsels or its members.
Patents filed by Young Inventors!
The article examines patents filed by young inventors in India, with detailed examples of child-led innovations and their patent status. It highlights BananaIP’s commitment to supporting young inventors in the patent process, in an objective and structured manner.
Read more about Patents filed by Young Inventors!Use of Music in Marriage ceremonies – Prof. Arul Scaria’s report to The Delhi High Court
Prof. Arul Scaria’s report to the Delhi High Court analyses the copyright exception for music used in marriage ceremonies under Indian law. The opinion emphasises the legislative intent, social context, and the need for a balanced interpretation of Section 52(1)(za).
Read more about Use of Music in Marriage ceremonies – Prof. Arul Scaria’s report to The Delhi High CourtJustice Pratibha Singh clarifies the jurisdiction of High Courts over Patent Revocations and Appeals
Justice Pratibha Singh has clarified the jurisdiction of High Courts regarding patent appeals, revocations, and writ petitions. Her judgment in Dr. Reddys Laboratories Limited vs. The Controller of Patents & Ors. provides structured guidance on the appropriate forums for each type of patent proceeding under Indian law.
Read more about Justice Pratibha Singh clarifies the jurisdiction of High Courts over Patent Revocations and AppealsHow to increase your company’s Patent filings quickly?
The article discusses practical steps for companies to increase their patent filings and strengthen their patent portfolio. It covers prioritisation, strategic planning, and the value of legal expertise in patent filings.
Read more about How to increase your company’s Patent filings quickly?Can you revive abandoned/lapsed patents and patent applications in India?
This article explores when and how abandoned or lapsed patents and patent applications may be revived in India, referencing key court decisions. It provides practical legal insights on intent, deadlines, and the scope for extensions under extraordinary circumstances.
Read more about Can you revive abandoned/lapsed patents and patent applications in India?Role of ‘Intent’ in Reviving lost Patents and Patent Applications in India
This post examines how intent now plays a decisive role in reviving lost patents and patent applications in India, following recent Delhi High Court guidance. It outlines when missed deadlines may be remedied and the evidentiary standards required from applicants seeking restoration.
Read more about Role of ‘Intent’ in Reviving lost Patents and Patent Applications in IndiaHow many of these brands do you know?
This post explores the recognition of well known trademarks in India, detailing the legal framework, criteria, and recent brands added to the official list. It also discusses the advantages and implications of this status for brand owners.
Read more about How many of these brands do you know?Without Proper Inventive Step Analysis, Patent Office’s Order is Unreasoned – Says Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court set aside a Patent Office order rejecting Gogoro Inc’s application for lack of inventive step, citing inadequate reasoning. The case was remanded for proper analysis under Section 2(1)(ja) of the Patents Act.
Read more about Without Proper Inventive Step Analysis, Patent Office’s Order is Unreasoned – Says Delhi High CourtAccessibility is Mandatory for Businesses says CCPD
The Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities has clarified that accessibility requirements under the RPwD Act apply to private businesses. Private establishments must ensure their services, especially information and communication technology products, meet prescribed accessibility standards to remain compliant.
Read more about Accessibility is Mandatory for Businesses says CCPD