This post discusses several patented anti rape inventions, ranging from wearable protective devices to deterrent technologies. It provides factual, legal analysis of their mechanisms and practical implications.
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The doctrine of prosecution history estoppel shapes how patent claims are interpreted following amendments made during prosecution. This analysis covers its application in India, focusing on the challenges it presents for patentees and practitioners.
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The article explores the difficulties in identifying valuable ideas during IP audits in Indian companies. It examines organisational and process barriers, and underscores the importance of systematic idea discovery for building intellectual assets and business growth.
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The European Patent Office’s policy shift on patenting natural plant properties could reshape innovation in plant breeding. This post examines the legal and practical implications for breeders, innovation, and competition in Europe.
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Ford has been granted a US patent for an autonomous plug-in hybrid electric vehicle that can self-drive to connect to a charging source. This innovation aims to ensure the vehicle is charged even if the driver forgets to plug it in.
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This presentation was delivered by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala to PGP-Enterprise Management students at IIM-Bangalore, as a part of their Business Law curriculum. The presentation...
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Toyota’s patent application introduces a flying car with a unique stackable wing system for both driving and flight. The design promises compactness, style, and practicality, but specific lift-off details remain undisclosed.
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The WTO has extended the waiver on pharmaceutical patent enforcement for least developed countries until 2033. This move ensures continued access to affordable generics from India and highlights the ongoing tension between patient access and patent rights.
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The NLSIU conference examines the Marrakesh Treaty and Indian copyright law, focusing on improving access to works for persons with disabilities. Experts and stakeholders discuss legal provisions, implications, and the broader impact on accessibility.
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Unwired Planet has won the first round in a UK patent dispute against Samsung and Huawei over LTE standard essential patents. The ruling addresses both technical infringement and FRAND licensing issues, with further trials scheduled to determine broader legal and commercial implications.
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