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ARTICLE · 03 AUGUST 2021

Double Patenting And Where It Stands As Per Delhi High Court

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In a recent Judgement by Delhi High Court on 02.11.2020 (CS (Comm) 410/2020 AstraZeneca Ab & Anr v Alkem Laboratories), AstraZeneca (Plaintiff)...

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In a recent Judgement by Delhi High Court on 02.11.2020 (CS (Comm) 410/2020 AstraZeneca Ab & Anr v Alkem Laboratories), AstraZeneca (Plaintiff), a reputed British-Swedish multinational Pharmacy & Biotechnology company, was denied an Application under Order 39 Rule 1 &2 under the CPC for grant of Temporary Injunction against Alkem Laboratories (Defendants).

It was contended by Plaintiff that the Defendants had infringed two of their patents- IN   205147 (Patent 1) and IN 235625 (Patent 2) that relate to the manufacturing of an anti-diabetic drug called Dapagliflozin, which is marketed as Farxiga.

Both the patents were initially registered by Mr. Bristol Myer Squibb, who had then assigned the rights to the same to Plaintiff in 2014. Patent1 was the genus patent that expired in 2020 and Patent 2 was its species, which expired in 2023.

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