The post discusses whether patent claim amendments should be permitted during litigation, highlighting the Delhi High Court’s approach in the AGC Flat Glass case. It critically evaluates the legal and procedural implications of such amendments within the Indian patent system.
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Patent Prosecution strategy, Interesting Designs, Patent Agent Examination 2018, GNLU patent course, Amazon’s cage patent and more
This weekly update reviews Indian patent prosecution strategies, statistics, and design registrations, along with key legal news including the Patent Agent Examination 2018 extension and GNLU’s upcoming course. It also discusses international matters such as Amazon’s controversial cage patent and the launch of ARIPO’s IP database.
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This article examines the Indian Patent Database InPASS, detailing its search features, practical limitations, and strategies for effective patent searching. While InPASS may have some constraints, it remains the primary resource for reliable Indian patent information.
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Patent Docs is a leading source for biotech and pharma patent law updates, offering expert analyses and timely news. Authored by experienced practitioners, it serves as an essential reference for patent professionals and attorneys.
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Patently-O is a top US intellectual property blog offering empirical analysis and updates on patent law developments. Founded by Dennis Crouch, it is widely regarded as an essential resource for legal professionals and students.
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The doctrine of prosecution history estoppel shapes how patent claims are interpreted following amendments made during prosecution. This analysis covers its application in India, focusing on the challenges it presents for patentees and practitioners.
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This article explores whether patents may be extended beyond 20 years, focusing on the USPTO’s Patent Term Adjustment provisions. It outlines how certain delays can lengthen the effective monopoly period and discusses key legal requirements.
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This post examines claim amendment strategies to address common patent rejections under 35 USC 101, 102, 103, and 112. It offers practical legal insights and examples for overcoming typical issues during patent prosecution in India.
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The USPTO has introduced initiatives under the Enhanced Patent Quality Initiative to enhance patent prosecution clarity and consistency. These programmes are designed to improve transparency, ensure fair treatment for inventors, and reduce litigation related to claim construction.
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The USPTO proposes a revised patent fee schedule under the America Invents Act. Key changes include adjustments to filing, RCE, and appeal fees, with objectives to improve cost alignment and administrative efficiency. Stakeholder feedback is invited on the proposed structure.
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