The Novartis case established a strict test for therapeutic efficacy under Section 3(d) of the Indian Patents Act, influencing the patentability of genetic inventions. This post examines the impact on gene sequence patents and the ongoing legal debate regarding their compliance with Indian patent law.
Read more about The 3D Effect of Novartis Case on Genetic InventionsLaws of Nature / State of Art Interface
This post explores how the laws of nature exclusion shapes patent eligibility, especially in biotechnology. It discusses key judicial decisions and the impact of state of the art on the scope of this legal doctrine.
Read more about Laws of Nature / State of Art Interface‘Fair Use’ – Professors versus Publishers
A US court recently ruled in favour of Georgia State University professors in a copyright case, affirming fair use for educational purposes. This landmark decision highlights the balance between reducing educational costs and protecting publishers’ rights.
Read more about ‘Fair Use’ – Professors versus PublishersEntertainment Law – Presentation by Nishant Kewalramani
This presentation covers Copyright Amendment Bill 2011, the importance of registering copyright and provides an insight into copyright infringement in the entertainment industry. Please see...
Read more about Entertainment Law – Presentation by Nishant Kewalramani“Who Owns the Goodwill in a Mark?”- Coin Flips in Favour of the Manufacturer
This post explores the legal principles governing trademark goodwill ownership in India through the Double Coin case. It objectively analyses the court’s reasoning and the implications for disputes between manufacturers and sellers, providing clear legal insight.
Read more about “Who Owns the Goodwill in a Mark?”- Coin Flips in Favour of the ManufacturerResearch Institutes and Patent Suits
This post examines how research institutes are increasingly resorting to patent suits to protect their intellectual property. Through high-profile cases, it explores the legal complexities and financial stakes involved in academic patent disputes.
Read more about Research Institutes and Patent Suitshttps://www.bananaip.com/intellepedia/patent-infringement-analysis-dr-kalyan/
[slideshare id=55412879&doc=78923467-patent-infringement-analysis-151123113911-lva1-app6891] To know more about BananaIP Counsels (Earlier known as Brain League) visit bananaip.com
Read more about https://www.bananaip.com/intellepedia/patent-infringement-analysis-dr-kalyan/Introduction to Patent Law – A Presentation at NLSIU by Dr. Kalyan
[slideshare id=55409034&doc=73893066-intro-to-patent-law1-151123095325-lva1-app6891] To know more about BananaIP Counsels (Earlier known as Brain League) visit bananaip.com
Read more about Introduction to Patent Law – A Presentation at NLSIU by Dr. KalyanChoosing the Right Trademark- How Important is it Anyway?
This post examines why choosing the right trademark is essential under Indian law, focusing on legal distinctiveness and judicial trends. It provides a structured analysis of trademark categories and their implications for brand protection.
Read more about Choosing the Right Trademark- How Important is it Anyway?ECJ Stems “Stem Cell” Patents
The ECJ has held that patents involving embryonic stem cells requiring destruction of human embryos are unpatentable in Europe. This post examines the legal and ethical reasoning behind the ruling and its implications for biotechnological innovation and patent law.
Read more about ECJ Stems “Stem Cell” Patents