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Indian IP jurisprudence is the real winner in the Monsanto cotton technology case

January 15, 2019 by Deepa Tiku IP, Patent
Home | IP | Indian IP jurisprudence is the real winner in the Monsanto cotton technology case

On 8th January, the Supreme Court of India (India’s highest court) ruled in favour of Monsanto in the much discussed Monsanto Technology v Nuziveedu Seeds Ltd case. 

Monsanto had challenged the April 2018 order of a two-judge bench (DB) of the Delhi High Court (DHC) which had revoked Monsanto’s Indian patent covering the Bt-Cotton technology without any expert evidence at trial.

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Dr. Deepa K Tiku

Dr. Deepa Kachroo Tiku is a Partner with K&S Partners and has over 25 years of experience in biotechnology and biosciences, plant variety, and biodiversity domains. 

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