Section 8 of the Indian Patent Act: Neither an Idle Menace nor A Mere FormalityVarshney, Swati
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Formerly known as Imperial Council of Agricultural Research, it was established on 16 July 1929 as a registered society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 in pursuance of the report of the Royal Commission on Agriculture. The ICAR has its headquarters at New Delhi. The Council is the ...
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XIII. Patent Protection The grant, revocation and regulation of patents takes place under the Patents Act of 1970 ("Patents Act") and is supported by the Patents Rule, 2003, ("Patents Rules"). Under the Patents Act, both products and processes are eligible for patents for a span of 20 ...
The draft PLT also provide rules relating to filing of communications in electronic form or by electronic means using digital signatures. • The WIPO is determining whether technical disclosures on the Internet should be considered as "prior art", to evaluate the novelty of any patent application...
Ibid., 334,passim(e.g. ‘adoption of new exclusive rights in clinical-trial data’; ‘reject flexibilities, provisions for compulsory licenses and extensions for deadlines to reform pharmaceutical patent laws in Least Developed Countries’; ‘adopt TRIPS-plus border measures’; and, ‘adopt investo...
Globally big Indian Biopharmaceutical companies are also keeping eyes to patent their biological inventions to increase their longevity and monopoly in the market. Unfortunately, there are no clear criteria's for patentable matters in biotechnological inventions under Indian patent act 2005.Gupta, ...