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ARTICLE · 22 MAY 2019

Key Developments And Predictions For Patent Law In Turkey – 2019

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When the Industrial Property Law came into force on 10 January 2017.

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When the Industrial Property Law came into force on 10 January 2017, the introduction of the post grant opposition procedure for national patent applications or the new "satisfying national market's need" criteria concerning compulsory license due to non-use of the patent appeared to be of the most significance. However, as usual, the devil was hidden in the detail. When we first put the new law into practice, we experienced that other provisions such as the use requirement of patents and filing a declaration on use before the Turkish Patent Office or employee inventions can have many different interpretations. Meanwhile, Discovery of Evidence and Preliminary Injunction (PI), Damages, Bolar Exemption, Impact of EPO Opposition on National Proceedings remained the hottest topics in relation to Patent litigation in Turkey. It is worth noting also that the Judges appointed to IP Courts from other civil courts, and particularly from the commercial courts, interpreted the

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