The Hon’ble High Court of Delhi in a recent judgement, FMC Corporation v. Natco Pharma Limited interpreted the doctrine of equivalents in the light of patent law in India and contributed to the grow...
Published On: 01/06/2016
Practice Area: Intellectual Property
Authors:
Suneeth Katarki
Aditi Verma Thakur
The National IPR Policy, approved by the Union Cabinet on 13th May 2016, is a visionary document, aiming to create awareness of intellectual property rights in general and promote the creation, commercialization, protection and enforcement of IPR in India. It aims to promote entrepreneurship and enhance access to healthcare, food security and environment protection amongst the sectors of social, economic and technological importance.
