Judicial Activism And Patent Law

Introduction

The primary goal of India's legal system is to guarantee that all its residents can obtain and receive justice. Article 300A of the Indian Constitution guarantees that no one can be deprived of their property unless a court orders it. This provision can apply to the intellectual property field, such as patents, which are the foundation for securing the inventor's ownership rights over his invention. Using provisions of the Patent law, the patent office grants exclusive rights for inventions to their inventors for 20 years within the jurisdiction, which helps encourage innovation. Patent Laws have complex legal principles regarding what qualifies as a patentable invention, infringement, and enforcement.