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Author: niyatidawra
Abstract What are patents? Patents are a form of Intellectual Property Rights, used to protect an idea or invention. The Patents Act, 1970 The Patents Act, 1970, provides various legal remedies that a patentee can avail themselves of in the event of a patent infringement case. Though the Patent infringement has not been defined anywhere in the Act, it provides various remedies to the innovators to prevent any third party from manufacturing or selling the invention that has been patented, one of which is the “Remedy of Injunction.” Injunction as a Judicial Remedy An Injunction is one of the most…
