Nokia filed an application under Order 39 Rule 10 in the Delhi High Court to seek direction to Oppo to deposit, with the […]

Manisha Singh, Partner, and Neha Ruhela, Senior Associate, of LexOrbis evaluate the use and patentability of the CRISPR-Cas system in India compared to […]

Natural justice is an inseparable ingredient of procedural fairness and reasonableness. It is ranked as a fundamental requirement for the administration of justice. […]

Scientists discover, publish, and get prizes – The Nobel Prize being one of the most prestigious. Inventors invent and patent their inventions. This […]

The Ayyangar Committee’s report, which was issued in 1959 and provides the legislative intent behind most of the provisions of today’s Indian patent law, […]

DPS Parmar of LexOrbis examines the patentability of diagnostic methods in India and highlights the uncertainty caused by inconsistent application of the rules, […]

In recent years, the Indian Patent Office (IPO) has picked up great pace in examining patent applications with the help of extensive recruitment […]

India has emerged as a preferred choice of foreign direct investment (FDI) and is likely to become a top destination for inflow in […]

University students who contribute to inventions need to know where they stand from an IP perspective, says DPS Parmar of Lex Orbis. University […]

Use of the term “about” in a claim is quite common, where the inventor is not sure or unable to pinpoint the exact […]