Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala’s lecture at UPES School of Law covered the grounds and process for patent revocation in India, with a structured comparison to pre-grant and post-grant oppositions. The session offered objective insights into Indian patent law, supporting students in understanding critical legal concepts.
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Patentability and Section 3(d), History of Patent Law in India, Patentability of Imatinib Masylate in Beta Crystalline Form – Novartis Case Abridged by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala
This abridged Novartis case by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala explains the patentability requirements under Section 3(d) of Indian patent law. It provides a structured analysis of the legal and practical issues surrounding the Imatinib Mesylate patent application.
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The latest weekly update analyses Indian Patent Office performance, major patent filings, and global infringement cases. Insights include statistical trends, notable innovations, and expert tips on expediting patent grants in India.
Read more about Lightning fast Indian Patent Office, Kim Kardashian patent infringement suit, Motorola v. Hytera, Patent Tip of the Week and more.Can a delay in filing a PCT National Phase application in India be condoned? An interesting case on Rule 138 of The Patent Rules, 2003 (Amendment 2016)
This post discusses a Delhi High Court decision on whether the delay in filing a PCT national phase patent application in India can be condoned under Rule 138. The analysis centres on the judicial interpretation of the Controller’s powers and the consequences of non-compliance by subordinate authorities.
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This week’s patent news analyses PCT national phase delay condonation, patent statistics, and notable innovations from Indian startups. The post also reviews significant court rulings and provides expert legal insights on patent post dating.
Read more about PCT National phase delay condonation, Startups, Cow-dung / Urine Patents, Meditation Patents, Smart Toilet Patents, Latest Patent Judgments, IPO slows down, Apple and Qualcomm settlement, Post dating, Patent Tip of the Week and moreLandmark cases, Amazon’s interesting patent, Apple and Qualcomm dispute.
This update reviews key patent law developments in India and globally, including Amazon’s new drone patent and the Apple-Qualcomm dispute. Landmark cases and industry news are analysed for clarity and factual accuracy.
Read more about Landmark cases, Amazon’s interesting patent, Apple and Qualcomm dispute.Amendments to a PCT Application under Article 19 and Article 34
This article objectively discusses the procedures and requirements for amending a PCT application under Article 19 and Article 34. It provides a clear, structured analysis of the relevant legal provisions and their practical significance for patent applicants in India.
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The Delhi High Court has upheld the CCI’s authority to investigate anti-competitive conduct in patent royalty cases, ruling that such matters are not restricted to the Patents Act. The judgment clarifies CCI’s role in addressing abuse of dominant position in the Indian legal context.
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The post examines diverse weight loss patents, including digital exercise regimes and appetite suppression devices, within a legal framework. It highlights the importance of innovative approaches to fitness and their patent protection in India.
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The Indian Patent Office has introduced a new standardized format for patent application and examination request numbers, effective from 1 January 2016. This change aims to unify and streamline the patent application process across all Indian jurisdictions.
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