Patent Law

In the realm of patents, not every idea qualifies for protection. Alongside novelty and industrial applicability, inventive step—or non-obviousness—stands as one of the core requirements for patentability. While novelty ensures that the invention is new, the inventive step ensures that the innovation is not an obvious improvement to someone skilled in the field. This principle […]

In the realm of intellectual property law, novelty and anticipation are pivotal concepts when it comes to determining patentability. These two criteria play an integral role in ensuring that patents are only granted to truly innovative and original inventions. Under the Indian Patents Act, 1970, novelty is a fundamental requirement for an invention to qualify

When it comes to securing a patent, inventors often focus on the novelty, inventive step, and utility of their creations. However, one of the key criteria for granting a patent, which is sometimes overlooked, is industrial applicability. While it might not always get the spotlight, this concept is crucial in ensuring that a patent has

In the realm of patents, priority plays a critical role in determining the rights of inventors, especially in cases of conflicting patent applications. Priority refers to the right of an applicant to claim the earliest filing date of an invention, which can significantly impact the patent grant process. This concept is not only pivotal within

The Grant of Patents marks a pivotal moment for inventors and creators, as it confers legal rights to their intellectual property (IP). It is a process wherein the invention is officially recognized and protected by the government, preventing others from making, using, selling, or distributing the invention without permission. However, with the rights come responsibilities,

Patents are the cornerstone of innovation, protecting intellectual property while fueling economic growth. In India, a burgeoning hub for startups and research, the patenting process carries its unique set of challenges. From keeping inventions confidential to navigating international filing regulations, India’s patent landscape reflects its dynamic and evolving economy. This article focuses on the issues

Use of Electronic Evidence for Cross-Examination Without Certificate of 65B In today’s digital age, electronic evidence plays a pivotal role in the legal landscape, particularly in civil and criminal cases. However, the use of such evidence is not without its complexities, especially when it comes to the absence of a Certificate under Section 65B of

Understanding the Law of Limitation for Liability of the Deceased For over two decades, The Law Codes has been providing expert legal services in both civil and criminal matters across Gurgaon and Chandigarh. With a rich history of success in handling complex legal disputes, we specialize in helping clients navigate intricate issues related to the

Understanding Passing Off in Trademark Law For over two decades, The Law Codes has been at the forefront of providing expert legal services in civil and corporate matters across Gurgaon and Chandigarh. With an in-depth understanding of intellectual property law, particularly trademark disputes, we specialize in helping businesses protect their brand identity and intellectual assets.

In today’s dynamic business environment, commercial disputes are inevitable. Whether involving contracts, partnerships, intellectual property, or supply chain issues, businesses across industries often face legal challenges that can impact operations, reputation, and profitability. While litigation is a traditional method of dispute resolution, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms such as mediation and arbitration have gained significant