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HIGH COURT OF DELHI RULES GOVERNING PATENT SUITS, 2020

The Delhi High Court’s draft Rules Governing Patent Suits, 2020 propose a structured framework for patent litigation. These rules address procedural complexities, documentation, and expert involvement, ensuring clarity and efficiency in patent dispute resolution.

Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2020 come into force – Here are the changes

The Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2020 bring notable changes to Form 27 filing and priority document submission requirements in India. These amendments impact timelines and compliance obligations for patentees and applicants.

CPI(M) asks Government to issue compulsory license for Remdesivir, EPO creates search strategies to help fight against COVID-19 and more patent news

The CPI(M) has urged the Indian government to issue a compulsory license for Remdesivir to facilitate generic manufacturing. Additionally, the EPO has developed new patent search strategies for COVID-19, and an upcoming EUIPO-EPO conference will address intellectual property issues in additive manufacturing.

Pressing Need to Clear the Muddy Waters: SEP Litigation in India

This post examines the complexities of SEP litigation in India, focusing on the legal ambiguities around FRAND royalties and institutional approaches. It highlights the need for clear guidelines to ensure fair licensing and competition compliance in the Indian technology sector.

Compulsory Licensing in India – Talk by Gaurav Mishra

Mr. Gaurav Mishra presented an in-depth session on compulsory licensing in India under the Patents Act at a DST Rajasthan event. The talk covered legal provisions, case studies, and the significance of compulsory licensing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Summary of Indian Patent Cases of 2019

This post offers a detailed summary of important Indian patent cases decided in 2019, including interim and final court orders. It provides insights into judicial reasoning on patent validity, infringement, and procedural matters, serving as a valuable reference for IP professionals.

Fast tracking #Patents in India: Join us on 23rd November, 2019, to discuss strategies for expediting #PatentGrants

Changes in Indian patent rules now make it feasible to obtain patent grants within a year of filing. BananaIP Counsels is hosting a seminar on 23rd November 2019 to discuss practical strategies for expediting the patent process in India. The session, led by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala, is designed for businesses and individuals seeking quick patent protection.

Reduction in Patent fees, Faster patent grants now? New WIPO IP Portal and more

The Indian government proposes to cut patent fees for MSMEs and has amended rules to broaden the availability of expedited patent examination. This bulletin also covers global patent initiatives, recent patent disputes, and the launch of WIPO’s new IP Portal.

Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2019 come into effect

The Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2019 expand expedited examination eligibility and remove specific fees for PCT applicants. These changes reflect a structured approach to streamlining patent processes and increasing accessibility for diverse applicant categories.

Shouldn’t a Request for Prioritized Examination be Given Priority?

This post critically evaluates the procedures for prioritized examination of patent applications in India and abroad, focusing on eligibility and authority issues. It highlights the lack of clear guidelines for determining important applications, raising concerns about arbitrary decisions and confusion in the process.