Nagarbhavi, PO Box 72
Bangalore, Karnataka 560072
India
National Law School of India University
bargaining rich, compulsory licensing, developing markets, Nexavar licence, India's patent regime, Sorafenib Tosylate, differential pricing, free rider problem, market failure
picket, non-working of patents, non-practising entity, harmonization, compulsory licence, local working, importation, patent misuse, Morton Salt case, compulsory working, economic efficiency, rule of reason, Nexavar licence, price differentiation
patent specification, working models, novelty , adequacy of disclosure, expert knowledge, First Amendment
Global Pharmaceutical Linkage, Structure Function Relationship, Hatch-Waxman Act, NOC Regulations, TRIPS Plus, WTO
compulsory licence, Nexavar, government use licence, market-initiated licence, capacity barriers, legislative preparedness, local working
Intellectual Property Appellate Board, IPAB, Patents, Appeals, Revocation of Patents
open prosecution, role of public, ex-ante validation, peer-review, validity of patents, internal validity, external validity, pre-grant opposition
TRIPS, PCT, patentability issue, pre-grant opposition
Non-obviousness Standard, inventive step, indian patent office
fragmentation, international patent lawmaking, free trade agreements, bilateral investment treaties, BITs, TRIPS, stasis, harmonization, patent exclusivity, counter-norm measures, regime shifting, subsidiarity
patents, public fund, CSIR
Pharma, reinventing drugs, innovation, Investment, pre-grant opposition, grant of patent, blockbuster
Patent, Regulatory reforms, Nonobviousness, India inventive step, Developing Countries, Market mechanisms
estrangement of the public, patent, examination system, textualization, working of the invention, burden of proof
Book Review, Patent Agent, Practice, statistical information on patent filing, study of relevant cases
PCT, WIPO, Patent
