LexOrbis | India | 7 Dec 2023
Section 3 of the Indian Patents Act, 1970 (the Patents Act) bars patentability for certain inventions. Section 3(i) of the act prohibits the…
ROYZZ & Co | India | 1 Dec 2023
The primary objective of the Indian Patents Law has been promotion of science and technology, for public interest specially in those sectors which…
IAM | European Union, India | 30 Nov 2023
The intellectual property enforcement landscape in India has witnessed a cascade of changes and developments in the past few years. With a view…
LexOrbis | India | 30 Nov 2023
For expeditious disposal of patent applications, in 2016, the Indian Patent Office introduced the automatic allocation of patent applications to…
IAM | India | 30 Nov 2023
In the realm of intellectual property, inventiveness serves as the linchpin of patent law. It is one of the fundamental requirements in determining…
IAM | European Union, India, USA | 30 Nov 2023
Any framework designed to safeguard intellectual property aims to achieve two basic economic objectives…
LexOrbis | India | 26 Nov 2023
After the milestone verdict of the Delhi High Court in Allergan v Controller (2023:DHC:515), now it is time for patent strategists to rejoice over…
Obhan & Associates | India | 21 Nov 2023
A Division Bench of the Delhi High Court has brought much-required clarity on filing of divisional applications in India, which at least two…
LexOrbis | India | 8 Nov 2023
Sections 3 and 4 of the Indian Patents Act 1970 provide a list of subject matter considered non-patentable in India. For example, for…
IAM | India | 8 Nov 2023
In Syngenta Limited v Controller of Patents, the Delhi High Court Division bench has addressed the issue of ambiguity associated with the…