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Manoj Singh
The Designs Act, 2000 ("the Act"), is a complete code in itself and protection under it is totally statutory in nature.
The Designs Act, 2000 ("the Act"), is a complete code in itself and protection under it is wholly statutory in nature.
The genesis of Intellectual Property Rights can be said to lie in the Eighth commandment: "Thou shalt not steal".
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Aayushi Khurana
In an appeal preferred over the decision of a single judge of the Delhi High Court, Nuziveedu counter claims in suit of infringement that the patent granted to Monsanto is liable to be refused.
The patent right is not an absolute right. It is a fettered right and is subjected to certain specific prescribed constraints. The Patents Act balances well between individual rights of patentee...
‘License of Rights' seems a good option for Patentees, who are seeking to license their patents, but do not have resources and time for commercialization of Patents yet want to benefit from their Patents.
IP laws are not wary of overlapping in their forms and the same has been observed and discussed since their inception. Consequentially ...
TK can be attributed to in a wide variety of contexts, viz. agricultural, scientific, technical, ecological and medicinal knowledge as well as biodiversity-related knowledge.
The drawings of the ATL devices of the Plaintiffs, therefore, are registrable under the Designs Act. The said drawings have not been registered under the Designs Act.
Recently a patent application "Deemed to be Withdrawn" by the Controller of Patents under Section 11B of the Patents Act, 1970 was duly restored by the Delhi High Court.
Drug Repurposing, the emerging trend resulting from increasing cost of new drug discovery, researches, trails and generic competition.
In India there is provision of Pre- Grant Opposition, whereby any person can represent by way of opposition to the Controller of Patents against grant of a patent for any invention based on specific...
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Nidhi Yadav
Patent Amendment Rules 2016 as published on 16 May 2016 by the Government of India, Ministry of Commerce and Industry {Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion} has brought many positive changes...
In India, a person to be eligible to file an application for a patent should either be the "true and first inventor" of the invention or an assignee or legal representative / heir(s)...
Patent Amendment Rules 2016 as published on 16 May 2016 by the Government of India, Ministry of Commerce and Industry have brought many positive changes in the procedure for Patent Grant in India.
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