Pravin Anand and Prachi Agarwal discuss some ways in which patent laws may be amended to strengthen India’s IP position globally. In June 2017, the Support Technology and Research
Asia Business Law Journal compares patent regimes across Asia in this Head 2 Head. Pravin Anand and Nishchal Anand make the case for India. In the year 2016,
India has witnessed much standard essential patent litigation in recent times. Several multi-national SEP holders have chosen Indian Courts, particularly the Delhi High Court, as the forum to litigate their
Vidisha Garg participates in a stakeholder meeting organised by the Indian Patent Office on 12 September. With the festive season being round corner, patent office has decided to gift
Two pre-grant oppositions filed by Panacea Biotech and Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) have been dismissed and a patent has been granted in favour of Wyeth for Prevnar 13. Published on Patents Rewind.
Archana Shankar and Gitika Suri take an in-depth look at the protection of inventions and the options available with right owners for protecting their inventions. The discussion covers
The National Biodiversity Authority has granted permissions to patent Applicants using Indian Biological resource in their inventions for obtaining Intellectual Property Rights. There are several patent applications filed in
Indian Patent Office (IPO) has now started granting patents under expedited examination system (Rule 24C of the Patent Amendments Rule 2016) within 9 to 12 months. One such
New CRI Guidelines Introduced The patentability requirements and examination criteria for computer related inventions has been under scrutiny in major jurisdictions of the world. Considering the special nature
Pravin Anand and Prachi Agarwal talk about the guidelines issued by the Delhi High Court regarding procedures in patent matters that involve technical expert witnesses. Patent matters are
