Senior Associate, Kapil Kumar explores the Calcutta High Court recently adopted the much-awaited Intellectual Property Rights Division Rules, 2023 (Calcutta IPD Rules), making it the third High Court in India,
In a recent case, Hygienic Research Institute Private Limited v H.P. State Biodiversity Board and others, the High Court of Himachal Pradesh (Court) held that Indian entities covered under Section
A Practice Note discussing key issues concerning patents and AI inventions, including machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning technology, and their applications. This Note discusses recent AI patenting trends,
A Practice Note discussing key issues concerning patents and AI inventions, including machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning technology, and their applications. This Note discusses recent AI patenting trends,
India’s market size – for telecoms and beyond – and increasingly mature Standard Essential Patent (SEP) licensing environment have brought high-profile conflicts between patent holders and implementers to the fore.
The Madras High Court, this year, ruled on the much-awaited cases pertaining to interpretation of the scope of patentability of diagnostic methods patentability under the Indian Patents Act, 1970 (Act).
Indian biodiversity holds vast potential, significantly influencing sectors like agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and biopharmaceuticals, among many others. The article, published in the Biospectrum Magazine, undertakes a meticulous dissection of the
In July, the Calcutta High Court ruled in favor of Pan Seeds Pvt. Ltd. (Pan) in an appeal against a District Court’s decision to dismiss Pan’s interim injunction application. Pan
In May, the Delhi High Court affirmed the Indian position on the non-patentability of “Business Methods” in the case of Open TV Inc. v The Controller of Patents and Designs.
