This post explores the evolving landscape of technology transfer in India, with a focus on intellectual property and university-industry collaboration. It provides an analytical perspective on policy developments and the strategic importance of technology commercialization for Indian universities.
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The US Supreme Court’s decision in Caraco vs. Novo Nordisk clarifies the rights of generic drug manufacturers to challenge overly broad patent claims. This case marks a significant development for generic competition and FDA approval processes.
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The post explores how third parties can intervene in the Indian patent grant process through opposition and revocation mechanisms. It provides a clear overview of procedural rights, relevant authorities, and legal definitions under Indian patent law.
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This edition details Indian trademark statistics, Exxon Mobil’s legal win, Brazil’s entry to the Madrid Protocol, and Odisha Rasagola’s GI tag. It also offers updates on brand licensing and new franchises, highlighting developments in intellectual property and trademark law in India.
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Abraham Lincoln, famed for abolishing slavery, was also an inventor and the only US president to hold a patent. His flotation device for boats highlights his interest in patent law and technological innovation.
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This post explores the legal protection of ideas and concepts in the entertainment industry through a significant Indian case. It analyses how breach of confidence and copyright law were applied to safeguard a scriptwriter’s original work.
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The Delhi High Court declined Colgate’s request for an interim injunction against Pepsodent’s comparative advertisements. The Court analysed trademark, advertising, and competition law, clarifying the legal boundaries of comparative advertising in India.
Read more about Pepsodent’s Attaaaack on Colgate ContinuesIntroduction to Well-Known Trademarks and Trademark Dilution
The post explores well-known trademarks and the different forms of trademark dilution under Indian and international law. It discusses statutory definitions, key criteria, and legal distinctions relevant to the protection of famous marks.
Read more about Introduction to Well-Known Trademarks and Trademark DilutionWhy do Inventors Invent?
This post explores what motivates Indian inventors, highlighting that most are driven by non-financial reasons rather than financial incentives. Based on research among R and D professionals, it questions the effectiveness of current patent-based incentive schemes and suggests the need for a broader approach.
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This post examines the patent dispute between Nikola Tesla and Marconi over the invention of the radio. It provides a legal and historical analysis of the controversy, highlighting the enduring debate on the true origin of wireless communication.
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