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Brain-Computer Interface(BCI) is a revolutionary concept which aids the people in numerous ways and the aid is beyond the wordy comprehension and building a BCI requires a lot investment and the Return of Investment for building a BCI can only be cultivated by patenting the BCI. However, the Patent Act, 1970 imposes the double-dead lock towards the patenting a BCI, through section 3(k) and 3(i) and it has regulatory restriction from other laws also. This blog explore the Lega

INTRODUCTION The Indian Patent Act, 1970 lays down the foundation for the country’s patent system and defines what can and cannot be protected as an invention. Among its several provisions, Section 3 plays a key role as it lists out matters that are not considered patentable inventions, covering a wide range of exclusions from Sections 3(a) to 3(p).  Out of these, Section 3(d) has attracted the most attention, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry. This provision was in

Introduction Innovation is cross-border in today's global economy, but patent protection is not. Only within India's boundaries is your invention protected by an Indian patent. Even though your invention has the potential to revolutionise industries globally, the catch is that a patent granted in one nation does not grant you protection in another. The protection of your patent ends at India's borders if you filed it there. Understanding international patent filing is crucial

Introduction The intellectual property law finds itself in constant catch up mode in the quickly advancing technological world. In the...

Introduction Across South Asia, governments are upgrading intellectual property (IP) rules to attract investment and support innovation....

INTRODUCTION Geographical indications are powerful means of protecting India’s rich cultural heritage by establishing a link between the...

Overview In Today’s Dynamic world of technology, many unbelievable products and services are being introduced in the market by innovation...

Indian patent law has shown increased interest in "auxiliary claims" throughout the last few years. Auxiliary claims provide an...

Introduction The Ministry of AYUSH, India, issued the draft Guidelines for Processing Patent Applications of AYUSH Systems and Related...

The  DPIIT (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade) Startup Registration  is a government initiative under the  Startup...

In the fast-evolving startup ecosystem, intellectual property (IP) plays a pivotal role in ensuring competitive advantage and long-term...

Introduction Recently Delhi High Court provided different reasoning regarding Patentability in computer inventions in the two different...

INTRODUCTION A huge transforming shift is in the combination that brings virtual reality, innovations around the current software that...

I NTERPRETING A RTICLE 20 WITH A RTICLE 7 AND 8 Thus, reading Article 20 in the light of Articles 7 and 8 puts particular emphasis on...

Introduction India’s Intellectual Property (IP) ecosystem faced many challenges in recent times because of technological advancements,...

Introduction Some of the most significant inventions in human history weren’t meticulously planned or the product of years of research....

Introduction Technologies like 5G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth have become integral to daily life in today’s connected world and the standards...

Patent pooling is a form of arrangement by which entities can bring in the rights associated with a patented invention to interdependent...

INTRODUCTION On July 5, 2022, the Delhi High Court made a significant judgment regarding Indian patent law concerning the alteration of...

Introduction The growth of technology in today's era has led to the immense development of Artificial Intelligence (AI), leading to...