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Can use of an invention in a movie infringe a patent?

This article discusses the conditions under which using a patented invention in a movie may constitute patent infringement under Indian law. It differentiates between actual use and depiction, and addresses the exhaustion of rights.

Patent and Public Domain Balance – 1

This article explores the relationship between exclusive patent rights and the public domain under Indian patent law. It discusses how incentives and access impact innovation and technological progress, and outlines the challenges in achieving the right balance.

Intellectual Property for Start Ups and Entrepreneurs

Intellectual property is vital for startups to secure business advantages and attract investment. This article provides a practical guide to patents, trademarks, copyright, and risk mitigation for entrepreneurs in India.

GI Applications Filed in India

This analysis reviews the filing and registration trends of GI applications in India since 2003. It highlights regional distribution, predominant product categories, and presents a factual summary of registered GIs under Indian law. The post offers a structured account of the evolution of GI protection in India.

To Publish or Not: Well, it Depends!

This analysis explores whether to publish a patent application in the US, weighing legal and strategic factors. It discusses both the potential benefits and risks, emphasizing the need for careful assessment.

Guidelines for Writing an Abstract from the Indian Patent Office

This post analyses the Indian Patent Office’s abstract guidelines, referencing the Patent Act and Rules. It explains the mandatory components, verification process, and the significance of accurate abstracts in patent searches. The discussion underscores recent procedural changes for enhanced clarity and compliance.

Patent Application Filing Strategy for Individual Inventors

The post provides a structured analysis of patent application filing strategies for individual inventors in India. It discusses cost-effective approaches and methods for maximizing the commercial potential of patents, considering both domestic and international options.

Apache License, Version 2.0

The Apache License Version 2.0 provides structured rights and obligations for software distribution and modification in India. It addresses copyright, patent rights, liability, and trademark use with a clear legal framework.

Topliff v. Topliff, 145 U.S. 156 (1892)

Topliff v Topliff examines the legal criteria for patent reissue, focusing on scope, inadvertence, and timeliness. The court upheld the second reissue, emphasizing the need for diligence and conformity to original invention boundaries.

The Importance of Intellectual Property for Entrepreneurs – A Short Talk With Dr. Sudhir Borgonha

Dr. Sudhir Borgonha shares insights on the significance of intellectual property for entrepreneurs in knowledge-based sectors. He discusses the challenges and strategies for building IP portfolios and highlights the evolving Indian approach to IP protection and commercialisation.