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Sex Patents in India (Land of Kamasutra) – Sex Patents III

This post examines two significant sex patents filed in India, focusing on their claims and the Indian Patent Office’s examination process. It discusses issues of novelty, inventive step, and objections raised on grounds of public order and morality.

Automobile Patent: Claim Amendments for Common Rejections during Patent Prosecution

This article discusses strategies to address common rejections during automobile patent prosecution, focusing on claim amendments under various statutory provisions. It offers practical guidance for drafting compliant claims and overcoming objections in the Indian context.

Let’s keep that a secret, shall we?

This article explores the differences between trade secrets and patents, with a focus on legal strategies in India. It provides insights into when maintaining confidentiality may be more beneficial than seeking patent protection.

DIPP Draft Patent Rules

The DIPP Draft Patent Rules aim to address delays in patent examination and grant in India. Proposed measures include expedited examination for applicants with local manufacturing and improved patent office resources.

Indian National IP Policy Update

The Indian National IPR Policy is under review, with its draft raising debates on IP enforcement and access to generic medicines. This update provides an analytical overview of the policy’s objectives and the issues under consideration.

Patent Law in India- PPT on Patentability Requirements by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at NLSIU

This presentation was delivered by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at NLSIU, Bangalore, India, as a part of the Patent law course offered for PGDIP students....

Working of Patents – A Workable Proposition?

This article critically examines the working of patents in India, focusing on statutory requirements, compulsory licensing, and judicial interpretations. It discusses both commercial and non-commercial working, highlighting the practical complexities faced by patentees under the Indian Patents Act.

Intellectual Property (IP) in India: A Decade of Progress Part 3

This article provides an analytical overview of patent filings by foreign applicants in India over the past decade, including key trends and contributors. It objectively reviews statistical data, focusing on the role of the USA and other leading countries in shaping India’s patent landscape.

Filing a PCT Application in India? Get your FFL ready!

Filing a PCT application in India demands strict adherence to Section 39 of the Patents Act, including obtaining a Foreign Filing License. This post explains the procedural requirements and highlights the legal consequences of non-compliance in a structured, analytical manner.

Burger 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.