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AI Inventorship and the DABUS Refusal in India: Patent Opponent’s Submissions in the Patent Office Order

In Patent Application No. 202017019068, Stephen L. Thaler named DABUS, an artificial intelligence system, as the inventor of a food container invention. Although the Indian Patent Office refused the pre-grant opposition filed by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala in a separate order, its order refusing the application substantially Includes/mentions the opponent’s statutory and comparative-law submissions on inventorship and proof of right.

Indian IP Office and Website Accessibility for Persons with Blindness – Order of CCPD

This post examines the Indian IP Office’s website accessibility for persons with blindness in light of the RPwD Act and CCPD’s order. It details the legal obligations, actions taken, and the importance of compliance with accessibility standards.

Register for a Free Webinar on Intellectual Property For StartUps – July 17th, 2020

This post invites startups to a free webinar on intellectual property, led by Dr Kalyan Kankanala on July 17th, 2020. The session will address practical IP strategies and business value, with insights tailored for startups during the COVID-19 period.

Dancing with Intellectual Property: A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala

Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala’s seminar discussed the essentials of intellectual property in dance, focusing on protection, ownership, and legal strategies relevant to performers. The event provided dancers with practical insights into leveraging IP for safeguarding and monetising their creative works.

Dance’s Literary and Dramatic Aspects: From Yakshagana Ballet to Yaksharanga

The Supreme Court’s Yakshagana decision illustrates how dance’s literary and dramatic elements are protected under Indian copyright law. This post analyses the legal distinctions and offers practical advice for dancers on safeguarding their creative works.

Making a difference, Being the difference

This article outlines BananaIP’s journey as a premier intellectual property firm in India, highlighting its development, achievements, and dedication to IP literacy. The post emphasises the firm’s values and its role in shaping IP awareness and services in the country.

Trade Mark Recap 2017 – Interesting Trade Mark Quotes

This post revisits some of the most interesting trade mark quotes from 2017, offering insights into branding, legal frameworks, and reputation. The curated quotes from industry leaders and legal experts present a comprehensive view of the significance of trade marks.

Mock Opposition Proceedings – A mock problem by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at UPES School of Law

This mock problem examines a patent opposition proceeding under Indian law, involving claims of wrongful obtainment and lack of inventive step. It highlights core issues faced in patent litigation and legal standing in opposition cases.

Mock Infringement and Invalidity Proceedings by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at UPES School of Law

This post describes a mock patent infringement and invalidity proceeding conducted by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at UPES School of Law. It explores a simulated dispute between two chocolate companies, offering insights into the practical application of Indian patent law.

Can You Invent for Patents? – BananaIP’s Inventor Program Highlights

BananaIP’s inventor program, led by Dr Kalyan Kankanala, focused on practical aspects of patentability and invention assessment. Participants engaged in interactive exercises and gained valuable insights into patent law and documentation.