DPS Parmar explains the process of inventive step determination and non-obviousness in India with case examples and analysis from the IPAB.
How is inventive step determined?
Month: April 2022
Digital Health Laws and Regulations
Healthcare in India is one of the fastest expanding industries, and COVID-19 has stepped on our healthcare system, emphasizing its digitalization strengths, future […]
Competitor’s Dishonest Intention in Using Similar Word Can Be Injuncted
Recently, the Delhi High Court granted an interim injunction against the defendant until disposal of suit in the case of Moonshine Technology Pvt. […]
Nobel Laureates and their Patents _ Series 2_ Linus Pauling
Scientists discover, publish, and get prizes – The Nobel prize being one of the most prestigious. Inventors invent and patent their inventions. This […]
No confusion by design over fashion trademark
In AMPM Fashions Pvt Ltd v Akash Anil Mehta, Partner of AMPM Design and Anr, the plaintiff applied to the Delhi High Court […]
Injunction refused in a ‘not so sweet’ trademark battle
In the recent case of Hamdard National Foundation v Sadar Laboratories, the Delhi High Court refused to grant an injunction against the defendant. […]