As temperatures continue to soar in New Delhi, the Supreme Court of India hands down three IP decisions—all in the month of May. All three decisions were penned by Justice Sinha, one of the finer …
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Tag: Intellectual Property
INDIA’S TRYST WITH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: TOWARDS A “MIDDLE PATH”?
As part of its efforts to celebrate the 60th anniversary of India’s independence, DNA requested me to write an article on India and intellectual property. For those interested, it can be found here. I’ve also …
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Detailed analysis of the recent Novartis rulings
The Novartis case has seen some significant developments in recent weeks which have been closely analysed by our colleague, Shamnad, on the group blog, SPICY IP. The posts have also generated considerable discussion, some of …
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IP AND INNOVATION: MAKING TRIPS WORK FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
As a follow up to my earlier post on TRIPS and how best to use “IP” strategically to enhance technological development for developing countries, here is a post on a blog titled “Unheard Voices” dealing …
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