IP Intelligence
Case in 90 Seconds
Indian decisions that changed how patents are read, written and defended - each one in ninety seconds.
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India’s first full standard-essential patent trial
The genus, the species, and the argument you cannot run both ways
You have to choose how you attack a patent
Infringement found, injunction refused
Bioavailability is still not efficacy
How Indian courts read a claim
A product-by-process claim is a product claim
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