BananaIP Counsels has submitted its comments on the Draft CRI Guidelines issued by the Patent Office, focusing on AI, ML, and Blockchain patents. The submission highlights the need for practical disclosure standards aligned with international practices and supports innovation through balanced examination procedures.
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Sowmya S Murthy is an Indian Patent agent and a Managing Associate with BananaIP Counsels, a reputed IP firm and specializes in patent prosecution and drafting for electronics and software-related inventions. She also regularly contributes to blog posts on case laws and other topics related to patent practice.
The views expressed in his articles and posts on Intellepedia are personal and do not represent those of BananaIP Counsels or its members.
Court Affirms Controller’s Refusal: Invention deemed obvious to a person skilled in the art
The Madras High Court dismissed Navya Network Inc.’s appeal against the Patent Controller’s refusal, ruling that the claimed invention was obvious to a person skilled in the art. The judgment clarifies the approach to inventive step and non-patentability under Indian patent law, reinforcing standards for algorithm and method claims.
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