Patent registration process in India for software and mobile applications is visible from review of granted patents.
Category: Patent Rights
Patent Opposition
Patent opposition provides an opportunity to the public to challenge frivolous and legally invalid patents. Under the 1970 Act, the patent could be opposed before it was granted (pre-grant opposition). The person opposing the patent is part to the proceedings. Under the 2005 Amendment Act, the opposition procedure is streamlined by having both pre-grant and post-grant opposition in the Patent Office.
How to File a Patent in India – Patent Filing Process in India – Patent Procedure in India
Patent filing guide describing how to patent an idea or an invention and who can file a patent in India as an applicant and an inventor based of Indian patent laws.
Company Registration Charges in India | Charges to Include Mortgage | Interest or Lien | Property or Assets of a Company | Registrar of Companies | ROC | Pledge of Movable Property | Registration of All charges | Registration of Pledge
Company Registration Charges in India | Charges to Include Mortgage | Interest or Lien | Property or Assets of a Company | Registrar of Companies | ROC | Pledge of Movable Property | Registration of All charges | Registration of Pledge
Apple v. Samsung – Patent Wars
Whenever we buy or use a smartphone, many of us ignore the fact that lot of research worth millions of dollars has gone behind creating such a smart device, that too for a span of many years. The only legitimate way available to such technology corporations for protecting their research work is to file for… Continue reading Apple v. Samsung – Patent Wars
Patent Lawyer: Legal Expert in Protecting Technology Innovations by Patents
Role of Patent Attorney in Protection of Business Ideas & Intangible Assets In present economic landscape, a crucial part of business involves enduring competition by securing strong intellectual property rights. Consequently, an important factor used during the valuation of a company is the strength and ownership of their intangible assets duly protected by solid and… Continue reading Patent Lawyer: Legal Expert in Protecting Technology Innovations by Patents
Compulsory Licensing of Bayer’s Patented Cancer Drug Sorafenib Granted to Natco Pharma in India
India Allows Compulsory Licensing of Bayer The decision is likely to open up the field for the generics industry or force innovative companies to make drugs more affordable. But will it also affect innovation? BioSpectrum explores the two sides of the story The globally watched case related to an Indian pharma company's request to the… Continue reading Compulsory Licensing of Bayer’s Patented Cancer Drug Sorafenib Granted to Natco Pharma in India
Top Stories of the Week: EPO Fee Increases; iPad Trademark Dispute; IBM’s Patent Abandonment Strategy etc.
Top Stories of the week: EPO Fee Increases; iPad Trademark Dispute; Non Patentable Abstract Ideas; IBM's Patent Abandonment Strategy; GE Wins Wind Turbine Patent Appeal; Copyright: Law firms Sued for Submitting Prior Art to the USPTO EPO FEE INCREASES FROM 1 APRIL 2012: The European Patent Office ("EPO") recently announced that most of its fees will increase… Continue reading Top Stories of the Week: EPO Fee Increases; iPad Trademark Dispute; IBM’s Patent Abandonment Strategy etc.
Our Recent Publication in International Bar Association Newsletter
Local Working Requirements and Enforceability of Patents: An Indian Perspective of Challenges and Opportunities Surrounding a Granted Patent Article on "Local working requirements and enforceability of patents: an Indian perspective of challenges and opportunities surrounding a granted patent" as Published in Asia Pacific Regional Forum Newsletter of the International Bar Association (IBA) Legal Practice Division,… Continue reading Our Recent Publication in International Bar Association Newsletter
Supreme Court: Inventors Can Retain Rights Even for Federally Funded Inventions
Stanford v. Roche, 563 U. S. (2011) In a 7-2 decision, the Supreme Court has ruled that a federally funded contractor does not necessarily own the patent rights to inventions resulting from funded projects. Here, the Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University unsuccessfully argued that such rights automatically vest under the Bayh-Dole… Continue reading Supreme Court: Inventors Can Retain Rights Even for Federally Funded Inventions
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