Inventive step or non-obviousness is essential for patentability and is illustrated here through the development of the Dress Pin and Safety Pin. This analysis objectively examines how improvements in such inventions meet the legal requirements for patent protection.
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Patent Search / A Presentation at NALSAR Hyderabad – Kartik Puttaiah
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This post discusses Guadalupe Olvera’s patented foot drying device designed for diabetic patients, highlighting her inventive process and legal challenges. The article offers insights into patent law and the significance of healthcare innovations.
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This post analyses the challenges of prior art evaluation for traditional knowledge based inventions under Indian patent law. Dr. Kalyan discusses the importance of objective, informed assessment of novelty and inventive step, particularly when dealing with compositions derived from traditional sources. The need for evidence-based analysis over subjective objections is highlighted.
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This update examines key patent news including Indian patent statistics, infringement cases against major tech firms, and international developments at the EPO and in China. It also covers Microsoft’s patent contributions to the LOT Network and recent educational initiatives in patent law.
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This post reviews key patents for artificial cricket pitches, focusing on technological advancements that enhance surface quality and enable global play. It objectively examines how patented innovations can make cricket accessible in diverse climates.
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This article explores how public interest has guided Indian patent law, often supporting generic drug companies over innovators. It argues for a balanced approach to public interest that considers both affordability and pharmaceutical innovation.
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This post discusses the AvishCar, a flying Maruti 800 displayed at AeroIndia 2011, with a focus on patent law and intellectual property protection strategies. It analyses the legal provisions and practical implications under the Indian Patent Act, 1970.
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