This post critically examines whether Section 3d serves as an extension of the inventive step analysis or as a separate requirement under Indian patent law. It discusses the legal and judicial perspectives on TRIPs compliance and the nuanced challenges in pharmaceutical patentability.
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Are Applicants Allowed to Later Refute Their Own Submissions at TM Prosecution?
The Delhi High Court recently ruled that applicants cannot later refute their own submissions made during trademark prosecution. The judgment underscores the significance of consistent representations, especially concerning generic terms in trademark disputes within the news industry.
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Many Indian organisations overlook valuable intellectual property until it is too late. This post explores how IP mining and audits can increase IP filings and strengthen patent portfolios, drawing from practical case studies and a structured legal perspective.
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Inventors and SMEs in India often encounter financial barriers in protecting and commercializing intellectual property. This post details available funding sources, including government grants and loans, to support innovation and IP protection.
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The post explores Harry Houdini’s journey from a magician performing card tricks to a celebrated escape artist and inventor. It also discusses his patented diver suit, reflecting his impact on magic and escapology.
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This post examines patent opposition and revocation procedures under Indian law, including pre-grant and post-grant processes. It analyses legal grounds and roles of authorities involved, providing insights through a structured legal perspective.
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The Indian Patent Office has implemented significant upgrades to its electronic patent filing system, incorporating broader e-filing capabilities and changes under the Patents Amendment Rules 2014. These amendments affect processes for assignments, certified copies, and administrative requests, enhancing efficiency for stakeholders.
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Dr. Kalyan Kankanala examines fundamental aspects of intellectual property and licensing, emphasising practical and legal nuances. The presentation highlights various IP types and focuses on music licensing as an illustrative example.
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Dr Kalyan Kankanala’s IIMB presentation provides structured insights into the fundamentals and processes of intellectual property licensing. Key steps, agreement clauses, and sectoral comparisons are discussed to highlight the legal and practical complexities of IP licensing.
Read more about Licensing IP – A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan KankanalaWorking of the Patent Process: A Presentation
This post objectively examines the patent process in India, covering filing, examination, and grant procedures with an emphasis on compliance and deadlines. It serves as a concise guide to the lifecycle of patents under Indian law.
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