Ford’s collapsible bicycle patent proposes a vehicle with removable parts that transform into a bicycle, addressing urban mobility and parking issues. The design showcases innovation in automotive patents and is currently under review by the USPTO.
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Infringement Analysis of SEPs
The post analyses the infringement of standard essential patents, highlighting the role of claim charting and essentiality assessment. It provides a legal perspective on SEP infringement in Indian technology sectors.
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The article examines patent trolls and their impact on the patent landscape in the US and India. It analyses the difference in litigation practices and the effect of compulsory licensing on curbing trolling activities, especially in the software sector.
Read more about Patent trolls – Lesson No. 1DIPP Draft Patent Rules – Salient Features
The DIPP Draft Patent Rules introduce notable amendments to the Patents Rules, 2003, focusing on electronic communication, expedited examination, and revised timelines. The new rules seek to improve efficiency and clarity in Indian patent procedures.
Read more about DIPP Draft Patent Rules – Salient FeaturesPatent Process- Examination of Patent Applications in India
This post analyses the patent examination process in India, from the filing of a request for examination to the issuance of the First Examination Report. It discusses statutory requirements, applicant responses, and the legal framework governing objections and amendments.
Read more about Patent Process- Examination of Patent Applications in IndiaStandard-Essential Patents & FRAND licensing in India
This post analyses the legal and industry dynamics of standard essential patents and FRAND licensing in India. It covers key cases, policy challenges, and the complexities of balancing SEP holder and licensee interests in the Indian context.
Read more about Standard-Essential Patents & FRAND licensing in IndiaMerck v. Glenmark – A Bitter Battle of Pills
The Delhi High Court restrained Glenmark from manufacturing and marketing generic versions of Merck’s patented antidiabetic drugs. This case underscores key principles of Indian patent law and the balance between patent rights and public interest.
Read more about Merck v. Glenmark – A Bitter Battle of PillsCompulsory Licensing in India
This article analyses the evolution and practice of compulsory licensing in India, focusing on landmark cases and their effects on patent activity. It assesses whether compulsory licensing influences innovation and discusses the operational challenges within the Indian Patent Office.
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This article explores compulsory licensing in patents under Indian law, focusing on its impact on business strategies and public interest. Through case studies and legal analysis, the article highlights the importance of aligning patent management with India’s unique legal framework.
Read more about Patents, Compulsory Licensing and Business StrategyLetter to the PM against Software patenting
A collective letter to the Prime Minister raises critical issues regarding the 2015 software patenting guidelines, citing potential harm to innovation and conflicts with Indian law. The post analyses stakeholder concerns and the legal implications for the Indian software industry.
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