India and the U.S.A have signed an MoU to enhance intellectual property rights cooperation. The CGPDTM has released updated lists of SIPP Scheme facilitators, while significant patent infringement cases and growth in Indian startup IP filings are also discussed.
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Patent office publishes 790 patent applications, examines 2800 applications this week
The Indian patent office published 791 applications and granted 781 patents this week, reflecting varied trends across cities. A total of 2803 First Examination Reports were issued, and industrial design registrations continued to rise.
Read more about Patent office publishes 790 patent applications, examines 2800 applications this weekInnovate, Patent, Produce and Prosper says PM, Natco Pharma faces patent infringement law suit and more
This bulletin highlights Prime Minister Modi’s emphasis on innovation and patenting, the upcoming GIPC in New Delhi, and crucial legal updates such as Taiho Pharmaceutical’s lawsuit against Natco Pharma. Important decisions from the Indian Patent Office and international appointments are also covered.
Read more about Innovate, Patent, Produce and Prosper says PM, Natco Pharma faces patent infringement law suit and moreFinal issue of patent & design journal published
The final 2019 issue of the Patent & Design Journal presents a comprehensive overview of Indian patent and design statistics, noting marked decreases in publications and grants. Detailed city-wise and annual data provide clarity on patent activity and design registrations.
Read more about Final issue of patent & design journal publishedMachines cannot be inventors rules EPO, Toyota launches new IP Licensing Program and other patent updates
The EPO has ruled that machines cannot be recognized as inventors, marking a significant stance in patent law. Toyota launches an IP Licensing Program, while Michelin pursues a design patent infringement suit. Key updates from the Indian Patent Office and international patent cooperation are also covered.
Read more about Machines cannot be inventors rules EPO, Toyota launches new IP Licensing Program and other patent updatesPatent office examines 3500 patent applications in one week! New record?
The Indian Patent Office set a new milestone by examining 3545 patent applications in one week. This report presents detailed statistics on patent publications, grants, and industrial design registrations, reflecting current trends in India’s intellectual property landscape.
Read more about Patent office examines 3500 patent applications in one week! New record?Electronic filing of PPH request commences at IPO, Indian patent office to be at par with USPTO and more
The Indian Patent Office has commenced electronic filing of PPH requests under its new bilateral agreement with Japan, marking a significant step towards modernization. This news bulletin also details government efforts to align IPO operations with USPTO standards, recent patent licensing deals, and global IP conference highlights.
Read more about Electronic filing of PPH request commences at IPO, Indian patent office to be at par with USPTO and moreIPO-JPO Patent Prosecution Highway guidelines, New Manual of Patent Office Practice and Procedure and more
The bulletin discusses the latest IPO-JPO Patent Prosecution Highway guidelines and the new Manual of Patent Office Practice and Procedure. It also includes updates on major patent agreements and international IP policy developments.
Read more about IPO-JPO Patent Prosecution Highway guidelines, New Manual of Patent Office Practice and Procedure and moreOne more way to speedy patents in India approved, EPO launches revamped Espacenet and other patent news
The Union Cabinet’s approval of the Patent Prosecution Highway with Japan marks a notable step for faster patents in India, especially for startups and MSMEs. Additional highlights include EPO’s launch of the new Espacenet search tool, WIPO’s publication of leading IP judgments, and key Indian Patent Office updates.
Read more about One more way to speedy patents in India approved, EPO launches revamped Espacenet and other patent newsOne more way to faster patents in India approved by Government!
The Indian Government has formally approved the Patent Prosecution Highway with Japan, enabling faster and higher-quality patent examination. This move provides significant advantages for Indian inventors, startups, and MSMEs seeking expedited patent grants.
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