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Patent Publication In India

The post provides a thorough examination of patent publication procedures in India under the Patent Act. It covers standard and early publication, legal effects, and the role of official gazettes, maintaining a clear and analytical approach.

A Pharmaceutical Perspective by Ms. Vinita Radhakrishnan

Ms. Vinita Radhakrishnan examines trade secrets and patents in the pharmaceutical sector, highlighting key IP strategies and industry trends. The analysis offers insights into current practices and future directions within pharma intellectual property.

Prior Art Search and Drafting Patents

This article explores the importance of prior art search and drafting in the Indian patent process. It objectively evaluates both the benefits and drawbacks, highlighting the strategic role of prior art searches in patent filings.

Cover Your Wickets – Leg Pad Patents

This article analyses the history and patent developments of cricket leg pads, focusing on their role in player safety and innovation. It underscores the need for effective protective equipment in professional cricket.

High AI patent filings in India says WIPO, Apple versus VirnetX, Munich Court dismisses Qualcomm’s suits, Tesla Motors opens all its patents and more patent news

This update analyses India’s rise in AI patent filings, highlights recent patent statistics, and discusses major legal disputes involving Apple, VirnetX, and Qualcomm. It also covers Tesla’s open patent policy and WIPO’s global technology trends, providing insights into current patent issues.

Patent Linkage – An Overview

This post outlines the concept of patent linkage and its impact on India’s pharmaceutical sector, particularly regarding generic drugs. It discusses the current legal framework, recent court decisions, and potential policy solutions with an objective, analytical perspective.

A Bird’s Eye View of Hawk Eye

This post critically examines Hawk Eye technology and its application in cricket umpiring, particularly during the 2011 ICC World Cup. It discusses how such technologies aim to enhance decision-making accuracy and fairness.

War Over Patent Ownership – Stanford v. Roche

The Stanford v Roche case before the US Supreme Court addresses complex questions of patent ownership under the Bayh-Dole Act. This dispute underscores the ongoing challenges universities face in managing intellectual property developed with federal funding.

Rain Ball for Uninterrupted Cricket Games

This post examines the impact of rain on cricket matches and analyses a patented solution for waterproof cricket balls. The innovation aims to maintain uninterrupted play and uphold the integrity of the sport during adverse weather.

Patentability of Genetically Modified Plant Breeds: The Monsanto Conclusion

The Supreme Court of India’s Monsanto judgment addresses the complex issue of patentability for genetically modified plant breeds. By remanding the case for evidence-based adjudication, the Court reinforces procedural rigour in intellectual property disputes involving agricultural biotechnology.