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ARTICLE · 17 MAY 2024

Patent & Trademark Review: Essential Developments In Indian IP Law

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In this Newsletter, we bring to you some interesting developments in the field of Indian Intellectual Property law that took place in the months of February and March 2024.

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Patent & Trademark Review: Essential Developments in Indian IP Law

In this Newsletter, we bring to you some interesting developments in the field of Indian Intellectual Property law that took place in the months of February and March 2024.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade) issued the Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2024 ("Amendment Rules") in the Official Gazette of India on 15th March 2024 for amending the Patent Rules, 2003 ("Patent Rules").

These rules came into effect immediately upon publication i.e., from 15th March 2024, addressing crucial aspects of Indian patent practices and procedures. These amendments are expected to spur growth in patent filings and processing across the country.

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