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Patent office examines over 68000 applications till date

The latest Indian patent and design statistics reveal over 68000 patent applications examined and nearly 50000 published in 2020. Compiled by BananaIP Counsels, the report provides a structured analysis of trends in grants, design registrations, and city-wise distributions.

Patent grants reduce by 54% this week, 396 patents issued

This week’s Indian patent statistics show a marked 54 percent decrease in granted patents, with 396 issued. Patent publications and design registrations are also analysed, offering insights into national trends.

One 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.

Patentability Requirements in India

This post explores the five patentability requirements under Indian law, including subject matter, novelty, inventive step, industrial applicability, and specification. It discusses statutory provisions, key case law, and practical considerations in patent grant and validity assessments.

Foreign Filing Intimation to Indian Patent Office

This post examines the obligation for Indian patent applicants to disclose foreign filings under section 8 of the Patents Act, 1970. It analyses recent case law and stresses the importance of timely compliance to avoid patent revocation.

PTech Industry Split – Proposed Indian Patent policy

The post discusses the proposed Indian Patent policy focusing on essential patents and FRAND licensing. It analyses differing industry perspectives and examines the legal and competitive implications for technology companies.

Patent Filing Essentials

This post summarises the key requirements for filing a patent in India, including eligibility, timing, and procedural steps. It highlights essential documents and legal considerations for inventors seeking patent protection.

Intellectual Property Protection for Computer Programs – Part IV

This post explores software patent protection in India, comparing it to copyright law and analysing the legal complexities involved. It provides an objective assessment of the scope, benefits, and limitations of patent law in safeguarding computer programs.

The Right Time and Means to Publish a Patent Application

This article discusses the legal timeline and methods for publishing a patent application in India. It covers statutory requirements, exceptions, early publication, and the implications for applicants and third parties.

“Children, Don’t Just Invent, File Patents!”

The post celebrates Children’s Day by showcasing Sydney Dittman, a young inventor who patented an aid for disabled individuals. It emphasises the value of patenting children’s inventions and explains the legal aspects of her patented device.