The Madras High Court has delivered important rulings on patent claim amendments, exclusions, and rejection protocols under Indian law. These decisions clarify key patentability standards and reinforce the necessity for precise drafting and strategic approach by patent professionals.
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Manual of Patent Office Practice and Procedure: BananaIP’s Comments / Suggestions
BananaIP Counsels reviews the Manual of Patent Office Practice and Procedure, offering targeted suggestions on AI inventorship, accessibility, and procedural clarity. The submission aims to enhance transparency and efficiency in the Indian patent system.
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The Indian IP Office seeks public input on proposed revisions to its intellectual property guidelines. Stakeholders can submit suggestions by October 15, 2023, to help ensure alignment with current legal and technological standards.
Read more about Indian IP Office Public Notice: Submit Feedback on Guidelines by Oct 15, 2023Monthly Roundup: Key IP Cases reported in March 2023
This roundup discusses notable Indian IP cases from March 2023, covering trademark, patent, copyright, consumer, and accessibility law. The post provides objective analysis and key judicial findings on recent legal decisions relevant to IP stakeholders.
Read more about Monthly Roundup: Key IP Cases reported in March 2023Missed filing a request for examination? court says, condonable under exceptional circumstances.
The Madras High Court held that delays in filing a request for examination can be condoned under exceptional circumstances, particularly when caused by agent errors. This case highlights both the strict nature of Indian patent timelines and the judiciary’s role in allowing limited flexibility.
Read more about Missed filing a request for examination? court says, condonable under exceptional circumstances.Justice Pratibha Singh clarifies the jurisdiction of High Courts over Patent Revocations and Appeals
Justice Pratibha Singh has clarified the jurisdiction of High Courts regarding patent appeals, revocations, and writ petitions. Her judgment in Dr. Reddys Laboratories Limited vs. The Controller of Patents & Ors. provides structured guidance on the appropriate forums for each type of patent proceeding under Indian law.
Read more about Justice Pratibha Singh clarifies the jurisdiction of High Courts over Patent Revocations and AppealsHow to Choose a Patent Attorney: Important Considerations When Choosing
Choosing a patent attorney requires careful evaluation of their specialization, experience, and firm credentials. This article guides inventors on essential factors to consider for effective patent protection in India.
Read more about How to Choose a Patent Attorney: Important Considerations When ChoosingRole of ‘Intent’ in Reviving lost Patents and Patent Applications in India
This post examines how intent now plays a decisive role in reviving lost patents and patent applications in India, following recent Delhi High Court guidance. It outlines when missed deadlines may be remedied and the evidentiary standards required from applicants seeking restoration.
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The Bombay High Court in Safex Chemical India Ltd vs The Controller Of Patents clarified procedures for patent oppositions. The Court dismissed Safex’s writ, emphasising adherence to the statutory process under Indian patent law.
Read more about You Shouldn’t have filed a Post-Grant Opposition, says Bombay High CourtProvisional Patent Application Vs. Complete Patent Application
This article examines provisional and complete patent applications, outlining their differences, advantages, and the implications for inventors in India. It offers a clear comparison to help inventors decide which application suits their needs, stressing the importance of complete disclosure for legal protection.
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