Patent Application Naming AI as Inventor in India – Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala opposes Stephen Thaler’s Patent application

Dr Kalyan C Kankanala has opposed Stephen Thaler’s Indian patent application that names AI as the inventor. The post analyses the legal position of AI inventorship under Indian patent law and highlights key arguments presented in the opposition.

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Missed filing a request for examination? court says, condonable under exceptional circumstances.

The Madras High Court held that delays in filing a request for examination can be condoned under exceptional circumstances, particularly when caused by agent errors. This case highlights both the strict nature of Indian patent timelines and the judiciary’s role in allowing limited flexibility.

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What are the Benefits of working with a Patent Attorney?

Engaging a patent attorney offers Indian inventors and companies expert guidance throughout the patent process. Patent attorneys provide technical and legal expertise, ensuring proper drafting, filing, and protection of inventions. Their services help maximise the value and enforceability of patents.

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Justice 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.

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Why should I perform a Freedom to Operate (FTO) analysis before launching my product?

Conducting a freedom to operate analysis is essential before launching a product to identify potential patent risks. This process helps assess infringement threats and enables informed decisions, promoting legal compliance and risk mitigation.

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