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  • Madrid In India
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  • Patent- Obviousness
    Patent- Interpretation of Obviousness: To interpret the doctrine of obviousness it is necessary to first understand the objective of grant of Patent.
  • Tradedress of Marks
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    Inventions pertaining to microorganisms and other Biological material were subjected to product patent in India unlike many developed countries. But with effect from 20.05.2003 India has started granted patents in respect of invention related to microorga
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    Compulsory Licence For Patents In India: Any interested person after expiry of 3 years from grant of patent even though if he is a license under the patent, may make an application to the Controller for grant of compulsory license
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    Asia- Interpretation of obviousness: Obviousness is a noun, derived from word obvious meaning easily seen, recognised or understood. The word obvious has originated from the Latin word “obvius” meaning “in the way”.
  • Accrued Right
    Challenge to a provision accrued before it is repealed is maintainable if the repealing act is silent
  • Patented Drugs
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  • WORKING OF PATENTS
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  • Dual Sim- Samsung
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