The Chemtura case highlights IPAB’s approach to inventive step and patent revocation in contrast with the US BPAI’s grant. The decision underscores the significance of precise drafting and timely disclosure under Indian patent law.
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Professor Ian Hargreaves’ independent review of the UK’s intellectual property system outlines significant reforms to support innovation and economic growth. Key recommendations cover digital copyright, orphan works, and evidence-based policy-making to modernise the UK’s IPR framework.
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The 2014 Special 301 Report reviews India’s patent system, focusing on Section 3d, compulsory licensing, and enforcement issues. This analysis sets the groundwork for deeper exploration of key pharmaceutical patent law topics in future posts.
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The 2014 T20 World Cup saw the debut of the Zing Wicket System, a patented cricket technology featuring illuminating stumps and bails. This innovation aids umpires in decision-making while also enhancing the viewing experience for fans.
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This post analyses the statutory licenses for broadcasting introduced by the 2012 Copyright Amendment, focusing on Section 31D of the Copyright Act. It addresses eligibility, royalty determination, and compliance obligations for radio and television broadcasters in India.
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The post discusses the proposed Indian Patent policy focusing on essential patents and FRAND licensing. It analyses differing industry perspectives and examines the legal and competitive implications for technology companies.
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This post examines John Quincy St Clair’s patent application for a full body teleportation system. It explores the inventor’s experience, the technical claims, and the broader legal implications of human teleportation technology.
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This post explores the legal complexities of protecting computer programs under intellectual property law, particularly copyright and patent regimes. It outlines the challenges and the urgent need for a more practical legal mechanism in India.
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This post discusses the legal concept of idea expression dichotomy, highlighting how copyright distinguishes between ideas and their unique expression. It offers an analytical overview of the evolution of literary ownership and the criteria for copyright infringement under Indian law.
Read more about Idea Expression DichotomyGrounds for Refusal of Trademark Registration – Part III
Section 9(3) sets out absolute grounds for refusal of trademark registration concerning the shape of goods in India. This post analyses the legal barriers to registering shapes as trademarks, ensuring clarity on what is excluded and why.
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