Mylan has reached a settlement with Pfizer over patent litigation related to Sildenafil, allowing earlier generic market entry in the US. This agreement is expected to lower drug prices and may signal a trend for further settlements involving Indian pharmaceutical companies.
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Role of Intellectual Property in Promoting Creativity
This article critically analyses whether intellectual property laws truly foster creativity, focusing on inventor motivations and patent incentives in India. It discusses empirical findings and contrasts financial rewards with non-monetary incentives within the current IP regime.
Read more about Role of Intellectual Property in Promoting CreativityExisting Trademark blocks Apple Watch sale in Switzerland
Apple cannot launch the Apple Watch in Switzerland due to a prior trademark owned by Leonard, covering both the name and logo. This restriction highlights the legal challenges of international intellectual property enforcement.
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Kerala’s Nendran Banana has obtained a Geographical Indication tag, granting it legal recognition based on its unique regional attributes. This development supports the agricultural sector by enhancing market reputation and consumer trust.
Read more about Nendran Banana gets Geographical Indication TagBurger King and McDonald’s: Can Taste be Patented?
This post examines whether taste can be patented in India, analysing the legal complexities of patenting food products versus protecting them as trade secrets. It discusses the requirements for food patents and the challenges of demonstrating novelty in taste.
Read more about Burger King and McDonald’s: Can Taste be Patented?The new IPR Policy, an innovative step?
This post examines the establishment of an IPR think tank by the Indian government to draft a new national IPR policy. It critically assesses the process, composition, and potential impact on India’s intellectual property regime.
Read more about The new IPR Policy, an innovative step?Can you sue if your tweet gets copied?
This post explores whether tweets can be protected by copyright law in India and the legal remedies available if your tweet is copied. It provides an objective analysis of copyright thresholds, Twitter’s terms, and practical options for concerned users.
Read more about Can you sue if your tweet gets copied?Congratulations to Rajiv Aggarwal, India’s New Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks
Rajiv Aggarwal has taken charge as the new Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks, signaling ongoing reform in India’s IP administration. His tenure is expected to further advance modernization and operational efficiency in the Indian IP Office.
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This article analyses digital rights management systems and their legal treatment in India and internationally. It considers the importance of DRM for copyright protection and examines relevant statutory provisions and case law.
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I-HIPP hosted an intellectual property conference in Bangalore to honour Hitesh Barot, featuring sessions on innovation and a moot court competition on patent law. The event brought together leading IP professionals to discuss current issues and best practices in Indian intellectual property.
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