This article explores compulsory licensing in patents under Indian law, focusing on its impact on business strategies and public interest. Through case studies and legal analysis, the article highlights the importance of aligning patent management with India’s unique legal framework.
Read more about Patents, Compulsory Licensing and Business StrategyAuthor: 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.
Mahindra’s Patent Force Fuels the Fire of Genius
Mahindra Research Valley has become pivotal in expanding Mahindra’s patent portfolio and fostering innovation in the automotive sector. Recent initiatives underscore the company’s commitment to intellectual property and the recognition of its inventors.
Read more about Mahindra’s Patent Force Fuels the Fire of GeniusIntellectual Property: Section 3(d) and its Application – Are we stretching it too far?
[slideshare id=48031492&doc=section3dppt-150512061328-lva1-app6891] This presentation by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala in a program organized by MILAT provides an insight into the application of Section 3(d) after the...
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