Significant changes brought about by the Indian Patent Amendment Rules, 2018
The following are the significant changes which were brought about by the Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2018 and subsequently published in the Official…
Groundless/Baseless legal threat of infringement of trademarks in India
The Indian Trademark Law grant exclusive rights to the trademark owner. The exclusivity here indicates that the trademark owner has the liberty to…
Customs Recordal in India – Averting the cross-border movement of infringing goods
To record an IP right with the Customs, a right holder must submit an application in writing with the necessary documents and information.
A brief analysis of the Annual Report 2016-17 of the Indian Intellectual Property Office
The Annual Report 2016-2017, released by the Office of the CGPDTM has provided a detailed report of the recent changes in India’s IP regime. This…
Acting in Dual Capacity- Barred by law?
As we all know, advocates and solicitors ought to obtain a power of attorney from their clients including non-resident clients, in order to…
Why Startups need to protect their Intellectual Property before disclosing it
your Start-up would revolve around your IP in one way or the other and managing and protecting the same might actually decide the ground for you.
Automation of generation and issuance of patent grant e-certificates in India
The generation of all patents granted post July 03, 2017 shall be automated and sent by email.
Restoration of a lapsed patent in India
A patent granted in India lapses when the patentee fails to pay the renewal fee within the given time.
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