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On 28 April 1997, the EC requested consultations with India in respect of the alleged absence in India of patent … with India’s obligations under Article 70, paragraphs 8 and 9, of the TRIPS Agreement (see similar US complaint in WT/DS50 …
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On 7 April 1997, the US requested consultations with Japan in respect of the latter’s prohibition, under quarantine measures, of imports of certain agricultural products. The US alleged that Japan prohibits the importation of each variety of a product requiring quarantine treatment until the...
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On 7 April 1997, the US requested consultations with Japan in respect of the latter’s prohibition, under quarantine measures, of imports of certain agricultural products. The US alleged that Japan prohibits the importation of each variety of a product requiring quarantine treatment until the...
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The introduction of product patent regime in 2005 forced the firms in the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry (IPI) to rethink their sources of competitive advantage. The absence of an appropriate funding mechanism through the Indian government and the acquisition of Indian pharmaceutical firms by...
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India’s most recent tryst with pharmaceutical product patents is eleven years old. These years have seen a number of …) Undertakings for non-commercialisation given by generic companies also act/stand on same footing as injunctions; and e) India will …
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snapshot of the biotech industry in India today. It will serve as a baseline for the scenario in future. (Article freely …
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In any assessment of the R&D capabilities of Indian companies, their patent holdings would have to be examined. Here we identify the number of patents assigned by four foreign governments to Indian pharmaceutical and biotechnological companies up to December 31, 2009. It is known that the United...
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Patents are important for biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. In order to remain valid, an issued patent has to be ‘maintained’ by the payment of fees to the patent office at three well-defined times over several years. The article examines whether Indian companies in these sectors...
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The TRIPS Agreement obligated India to amend its patent laws to meet the minimum standard of patent protection and … patentability. In 2005, India amended its Patent Act to comply with TRIPS, which resulted in the removal of several provisions that … India. It discusses the challenges faced by the Indian pharmaceutical industry and the strategies adopted by India to …
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