
Silencio!!! To patent or not to
Secrets and confidentiality are a given, particularly in highly competitive businesses. While the success mantra of some businesses is attributable to their ‘secrets’ – such as Coca-Cola’s coke formula, Google’s

Secrets and confidentiality are a given, particularly in highly competitive businesses. While the success mantra of some businesses is attributable to their ‘secrets’ – such as Coca-Cola’s coke formula, Google’s

When your patent application contains more inventions than the as-filed claims cover, or if multiple inventions are disclosed, filing of a Divisional Application works as the best strategic tool to

While the Indian Patents Act, 1970 permits patenting of diagnostic products such as kits and devices, claiming of methods of diagnosis is barred under section 3(i). Indian outlook in patenting

Can a simple date of signing of Form-1 spark off a legal drama? Seemingly so…Lets discuss NEC Corporation v Assistant Controller of Patents, where statutory requirements and innovation collide. This

A Freedom to Operate (FTO) search, also known as a clearance search or right-to-use search, is an analysis conducted to determine whether a product, process, or technology can be commercialized

by Amey Kokare (Patent Associate) My missing Patent: Patent Filing Post-Publication Forgetting to patent an idea can be a challenging situation, but all is not lost. Inventors often make the

3 mins read Startups are entitled to certain benefits when they apply for patents in India. The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), which is a part of

Patenting is an essential concept for inventors who want to claim ownership rights for their inventions. The process to apply for a patent can be initiated by individuals or organizations

On March 15, 2024, the Indian patent regime underwent a significant transformation with the publication of the Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2024 in the Gazette of India. Some noteworthy revisions streamlining

Strix Ltd. vs. Maharaja Appliances Ltd. In a landmark decision in October 2023, the Delhi High Court has concluded a 24-year-old patent infringement case, directing Maharaja Appliances Ltd. to pay