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IN PERSPECTIVE
By Gopal Dabade
Deccan Herald
If patents are granted to a company, the price of the drug would be beyond the reach of the masses.
Just a few days back several groups of individuals, known popularly by their acronyms as INP+ and PWN, which stand for Indian Network of People [...]
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Times of India, June 19, 2007
The much-awaited appeal proceedings in a cancer drug patent case could not begin on Monday as Swiss major Novartis AG, turning the tables on the government, raised a conflict-of-interest objection to the composition of the two-member bench of the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB).
How can an officer who swore an [...]
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Financial Express, June 20, 2007
The Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB), which has been formed to give a verdict on various patent cases across the country, may reject Novartis objection on the presence of S Chandrasekharan, the former patent controller, on IPAB.
Novartis had objected to Chandrasekharans presence on the board saying he was responsible for Glivec [...]
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In a rather predictable move, Novartis, the swiss multinational company which holds patent for a many medicines used for treating camcer, leukemia, malaria and many others including the the anti retro-viral AIDS medicine has challenged the contentious Section 3(d) introduced via the 2005 Amendments to India’s Patent Act.
This unique section which has been specifically been [...]
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