DELHI HIGH COURT CLARIFIES JUDICIAL STAND POINT OF DIVISIONAL APPLICATIONS
Maintainability of a divisional application in India, has long been a subject of interpretational dilemma. However, a recent judgment from a Division Bench of the Delhi High Court has clarified the statutory stand on the subject.
Import of Medical Devices into India: Opportunities and Challenges
When it comes to medical devices, India is mostly dependent on imports. To change this scenario, the government is actively implementing several measures to increase domestic production.
Impact of Section 4 on Indian Patent Applications Related to Atomic Energy
Inventions related to atomic energy are scrutinised for patentability under Section 4 of the Patents Act, 1970.
Certification & Collective Trademarks – Salient Features
A trademark is essentially a distinctive sign or an indicator that is used by an individual or an organization in order to identify and distinguish its products or services from those of others in the trade. A market or a commercial space without the existence of trademarks cannot be fathomed.
Delhi High Court Clarifies Nature Of Amendments Possible Under Section 59
If an Applicant were to nationalize a PCT application into India bearing claims all of which were supposedly directed to non-patentable subject matter, the Applicant was customarily caught between the hammer and the anvil. The ‘hammer’ being the provisions of Section 138(4) which obligated the Applicant to enter India with all the claims as pending …
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