The Inventor - IPR E-Newsletter March - 2012

Electrical & Automation

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Applications filed in March‐ 2012Sr. No Dept Application No

Date of Application Type Title Inventors

METHOD OF AUTORECLOSING DURING 1 ESE 503/MUM/2012 23-Feb-12 CS TRANSIENT FAULTS Moumita Dey, Deepshika Sinha

2 ESE 502/MUM/2012 23-Feb-12 CS

COLD LOAD PICKUP PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR PROTECTION OF FEEDERS AND A

METHOD THEREOF Moumita Dey, Deepshika Sinha

3 ETS-MUM 667/MUM/2012 13-Mar-12 CS Fixture for Submarine Gate SparkingSumant K. Panchal, Sivaprasad Sambasivan, Donald D. Ferreira

4 SDDC-MCCB 617/MUM/2012 7-Mar-12 CSA improved mechanism for Moulded Case Circuit

Breaker.JIBANESH ROY, DEEPAK P

NAHATA, AKANKSHA TYAGI

5 Medical 609/MUM/2012 6-Mar-12 CSMONITORING OF NEONATES & PEDIATRIC

PATIENT RAVINDRAN NAGARAJAN,

TEJAS DEPAKLAL BENGALI,

6 SDDC-U Pwr 743/MUM/2012 20-Mar-12 CS Spring discharge mechanism for circuit breakers Dinesh R Kannadkar

POTHANA SANTHOSH

7 SDDC-FSGR 745/MUM/2012 20-Mar-12 CSIMPROVED ARC CHUTE ASSEMBLY FOR

ELECTRICAL SWITCHING DEVICES

POTHANA SANTHOSH, PIYUSH SHYAMSUNDAR

HURKAT, ROHIT N. PATIL, PANKAJ D. THAKUR

8 SDDC-FSGR 746/MUM/2012 20-Mar-12 CSIMPROVED TOGGLE MECHANISM FOR

ELECTRICAL SWITCHING DEVICESDixon Malcolm Correa, PankajD. Thakur, Pramod L. FegadeRamesh R Jagadale Rohidas

INVENT and PROTECT for VALUE ENHANCEMENT

9 SDDC-SWTCHBRD 801/MUM/2012 26-Mar-12 CS Instrument for IP4X Testing.Ramesh R Jagadale, Rohidas

Laste

10 SDDC-CBE 802/MUM/2012 26-Mar-12 CSImproved Swtich Disconnector Mechanism with

Mechanical ActuationAbhilash ML, Manikandan

Sabapathy




Sr. No Dept Application NoDate of

Application Type Title Inventors

11 SDDC-Emrald 803/MUM/2012 26-Mar-12 CSImproved Operating Mechanism for High Torque

Application in Circuit Breaker Ganapathy Srinivasan11 SDDC Emrald 803/MUM/2012 26 Mar 12 CS Application in Circuit Breaker Ganapathy Srinivasan

12 SDDC-CBE 804/MUM/2012 26-Mar-12 CSImproved Racking mechanism to rack in and rack

out for Motor Control Centre modulesAbhishek Panicker, Gnanaganesh

B, Jayakumar M

13 SDDC-MCCB 826/MUM/2012 26-Mar-12 CS An improved arc chute for efficient arc quenching.DEEPAK P NAHATA,

JIBANESH ROY

Contact Arrangement for Switchgears (Telescopic 14 SDDC-ACB 913/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS capsule arrangement for electrical contacts) Shreeyash Patankar

15 SDDC-Emrald 914/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS Terminal Connector Module for a Circuit BreakerAnoop Philip, Mukul Gupta,

Ramasamy Veerasamy

16 ESE 0670/MUM/2012 13-Mar-12 CSA novel way of blocking the breaker protection at

site for a Breaker Failure condition. Moumita Dey, Deepshika Sinha

Contact system for circuit breaker (An improved JIBANESH ROY , RACHANA K17 SDDC-MCCB 960/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS

Contact system for circuit breaker (An improved contact system with a movable arc runner)

JIBANESH ROY , RACHANA K NIKUM

18 SDDC-FSGR 943/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS

CONTACT ARRANGEMENT FOR ELECTRICAL SWITCHING DEVICE (MOVING CONTACT FOR ELECTRICAL SWITCHING DEVICE)

POTHANA SANTHOSH, PIYUSH SHYAMSUNDAR

HURKAT, ROHIT N. PATIL, Phase barrier for circuit breakers”

(Multi-pole Integral Insulating Phase Barrier V.P.B.Chakravarthi Kajana,


19 SDDC-Emrald 961/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS( p g g

Carrying Modular Terminal Block.)j ,

Bhuvaneswari M

20 SDDC _ ITALY 1067/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CS EASY MOUNTING CIRCUIT BREAKERCONTARDI Augusto, BIANCHI

Alberto






21SDDC-

SWTCHBRD 765/MUM/2012 22-Mar-12 CSPosition-lock and padlock arrangement for MCC

draw-out module for open door operationHarsha Mahabal, Rohidas H

Laste Ravindra Kadam21 SWTCHBRD 765/MUM/2012 22-Mar-12 CS draw-out module for open door operation. Laste, Ravindra Kadam

22SDDC-

SWTCHBRD 766/MUM/2012 22-Mar-12 CS Door Interlock for Module in MCC switchboard. Niloy Khatua, Rohidas Laste

23 SDDC-Praxis 794/MUM/2012 26-Mar-12 CSTripping and Resetting Mechanism Arrangement in

Modular Device. Pradeep K.G, Vinod Deshmukh

24 SDDC FSGR 873/MUM/2012 28 M 12 CSAn Arrangement for Securing Handle Shaft to

A i Sh fDixon Malcolm Correa, Pankaj D Th k A ki R24 SDDC-FSGR 873/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS Actuating Shaft. Dattatraya Thakur, Ankita Roy

25 SDDC-Praxis 871/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CSA SIDE INDICATION FOR MODULAR

ELECTRIC AUXILIARY DEVICES Onkar Kulkarni, Rohit Patil

26 SDDC-LCM 695/MUM/2012 16-Mar-12 CSNew test contact system in Earth leakage circuit

breakersAjabsingh Shankarsingh Pardeshi,

Bithi Chauhan, Ganesh ShetyeDixon Malcolm Correa, Rohit

N h P til P k j D tt t27 SDDC-FSGR 980/MUM/2012 30-Mar-2012 CS A Sliding Arrangement for Terminal Shroud.

Naresh Patil, Pankaj Dattatraya Thakur

28 SDDC-FSGR 872/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS An Arrangement for Spring Guiding. Dixon Malcolm Correa

SDDC-


29 SWTCHBRD 970/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PS Control Facia for MCC switchboard module Niloy Khatua, Rohidas Laste

30 SDDC-Emrald 979/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSMono-block type main drive shaft construction for

contact supporting drive shaftV.P.B.Chakravarthi Kajana,

Bhuvaneswari M






31 SDDC Emrald 985/MUM/2012 30 Mar 12 PS Integral Shaft for a circuit breakerV. Ravikishore Reddy, Amit

Chaturvedi Aditya Soni31 SDDC-Emrald 985/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PS Integral Shaft for a circuit breaker Chaturvedi , Aditya Soni

32 SDDC-MCCB 984/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSAn improved Arc quenching device for Electrical

Switching DeviceK Vetrivel , Deepak M Ochani,

Nidhi Kalpana

33 SDDC-Praxis 988/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSSpring clamp electrical terminal for quick installation

of an electrical device Nayan Degda

34 SDDC LCM 793/MUM/2011 30 M 12 PSCorrugated padding for mechanical interlock ( MIL)

ki bl Vij V Bh d k34 SDDC-LCM 793/MUM/2011 30-Mar-12 PS kit assembly Vijay V Bhandarkar

35SDDC-

SWTCHBRD 0893/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CSFlexible click fit assembly for shrouding of

conductive parts in switchboard VILAS D. PATIL, J.ARUN

36 SDDC-MCCB 0902/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS Mechanical interlocking arrangement of MCCBs Deepak M Ochani

AN IMPROVED INTRINSIC ROTARY OPERATING MECHANISM FOR CIRCUIT

37 SDDC-Emrald 0903/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CSOPERATING MECHANISM FOR CIRCUIT

BREAKER Rubin Cholera

38 SDDC-U PWR 0905/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS

DISTINCT POSITION INDICATION WITH ACKNOWLEDGED LOCKING & LATCHING

ARRANGEMENT IN DRAW OUT TYPE CIRCUIT BREAKERS.

Pranav Pujari, Dinesh Kannadkar, Parvathy K., Himadri Sengupta


39 SDDC-CBE 0906/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS Self Shielded Flux Shift Trip Unit for Circuit Breakers Balaji Lakshminarayanan

40 SDDC-BLE 0909/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS Flux enhancing device for circuit breaker.Dinesh R. Jamdar, Mandar M.

Ambekar






40 SDDC-BLE 0909/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS Flux enhancing device for circuit breaker.Dinesh R. Jamdar, Mandar M.

Ambekar

41SDDC-

SWTCHBRD 0910/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS

Lever to operate safety shutter mechanism for open door operation of Motor Control Centre (MCC)

module.Harsha Mahabal, Rohidas H Laste,

Ravindra Kadam

42 SDDC-Emrald 0911/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CSCompression spring based flip type double break contact system for Moulded case circuit breakers Anoop Philip, Mukul Gupta

43 SDDC U PWR 0944/MUM/2012 29 M 12 CS I d M h i l I t l k f Ci it B kSukhjinder Singh, Dinesh R.

K dk43 SDDC-U PWR 0944/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS Improved Mechanical Interlock for Circuit Breakers. Kannadkar

44SDDC-

SWTCHBRD 0945/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSSelf alignment of plug and socket type connectors in

draw-out assemblies.Bharat N. Mistry, Rohidas H. Laste ,

Praveen Kumar S

45 SDDC-LCM 0948/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSContact system for secondary isolation in draw-out type

modular assemblies Tushar N. Shah

INTEGRATED ELECTRICAL SPRING CHARGING

46 SDDC-U Pwr 0950/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS

SAFETY SWITCH WITH INDICATION OF MANUAL SPRING CHARGING FOR

OPERATIONAL SAFETY IN CIRCUIT BREAKERS.Amiya Ashirwad, Dinesh R.

Kannadkar

47 SDDC-Emrald 0951/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSDouble-break Circuit Breaker Rotor construction to

Enhance Current Breaking. NEENA K.P

48 SDDC BLE 0952/MUM/2012 29 Mar 12 CSNovel Arrangement for Earthing in Electrical

EnclosureDIPIKA BHADORIYA, RAJESH

JETHLIYA VIVEK SASI


48 SDDC-BLE 0952/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS Enclosure JETHLIYA, VIVEK SASI

49 SDDC-CBE 0953/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSAutomatic mechanical lock for motor control center

modules HARIPRASAD SIVASAMY

50 SDDC-BLE 0954/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSA contact system assembly with contact barrier for

current limitation during short circuit faults.Harjot Singh, Nayan B. Degda,

Vikas Majmudar






51 SDDC-LCM 0955/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS Partially exposed, Screw-on construction type hinge. Sanjeet C. Vishwakarma, Sridhar B

52 SDDC CBE 0956/MUM/2012 29 M 12 CS P dl k d I t l k h i f EOM R i Sh k S S i th V52 SDDC-CBE 0956/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS Padlock and Interlock mechanism for EOM Ravi Shankar S, Srinath V

53 SDDC-ACB 1050/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CSAc loss reduction in switchgears by ferromagnetic-

material plated conductors.

BRAJESH SINGH TOMAR, AMIT GUPTA, DEBASIS

PANDA, RANJANA J GODSE

54 SDDC-MCCB 1052/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CSAN IMPROVED MAGNETIC TRIPPING

SYSTEM FOR CIRCUIT PROTECTION DEVICE Deepak OchaniSelective Continuity of Auxiliary Contacts in

55SDDC-

SWTCHBRD 1053/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CS

Selective Continuity of Auxiliary Contacts in compact feeder of Motor Control Centre (MCC)

Switchboard. SHUBHO SANYAL, PRITESH

BHOLE.

56 ETS-AHD 1054/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSAuto sequencing of electrodes on FO550S spark

EDM machine for multiple parts machining. Vinayak.U.CHAURE

57 SDDC-ACB 1056/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSA means to debilitate the effect of Holm’s force on

the contact systemShreeyash Patankar, Mukesh

Nimani, Debasis Panda57 SDDC ACB 1056/MUM/2012 30 Mar 12 PS the contact system Nimani, Debasis Panda

58SDDC-

Electronics 1057/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSTest kit signal selectivity using unique DIP switch

combinationsBhanwar Lal Bishnoi, Pryank Goel

, Prahlad Supeda

59SDDC-

Electronics 1058/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PS

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR EARTHFAULT DETECTION USING AIR CORE

SENSOR SIGNALS FOR PROTECTION AND CONTROL UNITS OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS

Bhawarlal Bishnoi, Karthik Manokaran, Rachit Shailain

Jhaveri, Prahlad Supeda


J p

60SDDC-


An exemplary implementation of Load profile and THD profile on electronic trip units of circuit

breaker using an intuitive touchscreen based 262K color LCD-TFT display.

Bhanwar Lal Bishnoi ; Apeksha B. Lande ; Vivek S. Agarwal





Application Type Title InventorsFLOATING PUNCH ARRANGEMENT IN PRESS TOOLS (PROGRESSIVE DIES) FOR BENDING AMAN P GOEL Gangula A

61 ETS-AHD 1060/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSTOOLS (PROGRESSIVE DIES) FOR BENDING

OPERATIONAMAN P GOEL, Gangula A Reddy, Ashutosh P Kolhatkar

62 SDDC-ACB 1061/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSNovel Crimping Arrangement for improved joint

resistanceShreeyash Patankar, S.Manoj

kumarKamalaraj Kannan, Gayathridevi

Subbiah, Senthil Kumar Velmurugan, Veerasamy

63 SDDC-CBE 1062/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CS Hot Calibration for MCCBg y

Ramasamy

64 ETS-AHD 1063/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CS Rear door interlock for MV switchgear panel. Yatindra Chaudhary

65 SDDC-CBE 1064/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CS Enhanced arc runner arrangement for MCCBVARUN KUMAR D, M

SABARIGIRI

66 SDDC BLE 1065/MUM/2012 30 M 12 CSFlexible click fit assembly for shrouding of conductive

t i it hb d Di h R J d66 SDDC-BLE 1065/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CS parts in switchboard Dinesh R. Jamdar

67 SDDC-ACB 865/MUM2012 28-Mar-12 PSAn Improved and efficient moving contact

arrangement for switchgears.Ajit agwekar, Brajesh Tomar, Amit

Gupta, Mukesh Nimani

68 ETS-AHD 866/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 PSFLOATING HOLDER PLATE MECHANISM IN

PRESS TOOL (PROGRESSIVE DIE).AMAN P. GOEL, NACHIKET S

KULKARNI Novel Design of Insulated Support for Electrical

Connectors or Busbars or Terminals and it’s assembly Rajesh Jethliya Tejaskumar Patil


69 SDDC-BLE 870/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 PSConnectors or Busbars or Terminals and it s assembly

in an enclosure.Rajesh Jethliya, Tejaskumar Patil,

Dipika Bhadoriya

70SDDC-

Electronics 869/MUM/2012 PS

Instantaneous fault protection algorithm for Microprocessor based electronic trip units to avoid

nuisance tripping of Circuit Breaker Bhanwar Bishnoi, Apeksha Lande






71SDDC-

Electronics 966/MUM/201230-Mar-2012

PSWireless Test Kit for tripping of Electronic release of

Circuit BreakerBhanwar Lal Bishnoi , Apeksha B.

Lande71 Electronics 966/MUM/2012 PS Circuit Breaker. Lande

72SDDC-

Electronics 976/MUM/2012 30-Mar-2012 PSUnpowered Thermal Memory for Electrical Circuit

Breakers in Overcurrent ProtectionBhanwar Lal Bishnoi , Pryank

Goel

73SDDC-


APPARATUS AND METHOD OF FILTERING AIR CORE SENSOR SIGNALS FOR

PROTECTION AND CONTROL UNITS OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS.

Bhanwar Lal Bishnoi, Jaywant R. Kulkarni, Dhruvi Tyagi y g

74SDDC-

Electronics 989/MUM/2012 30-Mar-2012 PSMicrocontroller based PWM Power Supply for

Circuit Breaker

Bhanwar Lal Bishnoi, Karthik Manokaran , Rachit Shailain

Jhaveri, Prahlad Supeda

75SDDC-


Hand Held Test Kit for Circuit Breaker Trip units to simulate three phase current and three phase voltage

fault conditions

Bhanwar Lal Bishnoi ; Vinod Deshmukh ; Vivek Agarwal ; Shweta Shetty ; Neha Sharma

76 SDDC - Emrald 981/MUM/2012 30-Mar-2012 PS Terminal Holder for Low Voltage Circuit Breaker Aditya Soni, V Ravi Kishore Reddy

77 SDDC - Emrald 983/MUM/2012 30-Mar-2012 PSSPREADERLug: Combination of link and lug for

Electrical Equipment Jayendra S. Gangal, Anurag Gupta

78 SDDC - Emrald 767/MUM/2012 23-Mar-2012 PSAn improved arc chute assembly of a moulded case

circuit breaker.Nayan Degda, Mukesh Nimani,

Amit Chaturvedi


79 SDDC-LCM 977/MUM/2012 30-Mar-2012 CS Semi exposed- sliding fit type hinge Sanjeet C. Vishwakarma, Sridhar B

80 SDDC-MCCB 867/MUM/2012 30-Mar-2012 PS An improved arc chute for circuit breaker.

DEEPAK P NAHATA, JIBANESH ROY, MANISHA

SAIKIA






81 SDDC-Praxis 987/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSScrew-less termination assembly for modular electric

devices Onkar Kulkarni Ameya joshi81 SDDC Praxis 987/MUM/2012 30 Mar 12 PS devices Onkar Kulkarni, Ameya joshi

82 SDDC-TStn 986/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PSAn innovative system for Life test of contactors for

AC3 Duty

SOMNATH VISHWANATH BORATE, GANESH VASANT DESAI, VIRENDER SINGH

BURACOURSE FOR VELOCITY MEASUREMENT IN

CIRCUIT BREAKER USING PEIZOELCTRIC 83 SDDC-TStn 868/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PS EFFECT Reena Dube, Virender Bura

84 SDDC-MCCB 901/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CSA COMPOSITE SWITCH ASSEMBLY FOR A

MOULDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERChandrakant Patil, SHUBHO

SANYAL, NAYAN B. DEGDA

85 SDDC-ACB 0958/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSSliding electrical contact arrangement for drawout

type switchgears.Brajesh Singh Tomar, Amit Gupta,

Ranjana J GodseMechanical interlocking arrangement of MCCBs Mohan Murukate, Deepak M

86 SDDC-MCCB 949/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSMechanical interlocking arrangement of MCCBs

using clutch cableMohan Murukate, Deepak M

Ochani

87 SDDC-U Pwr 946/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS IMPROVED RIVETED ROTARY JOINT

Mahendra Dave, Dinesh R Kannadkar, Himadri D Sengupta,

Sukhjinder Singh

88 SDDC-Emrald 959/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSThermal Magnetic Over-current release assembly

using bimetal disc Omkar Kanade, Lavanya Suvarna


89 SDDC-Emrald 1055/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 PS Linear repulsion type contact systemSandip Dalmiya,

Kasivishwanadham

90 SDDC-MCCB 1049/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CS Improved Trip bracket of mechanism Nilesh Suresh Dongre






91 SDDC-BLE 908/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CSA slot motor and blow out loop assembly for current

limitation during short circuit faults Harjot Singh Nayan B Degda91 SDDC BLE 908/MUM/2012 28 Mar 12 CS limitation during short circuit faults. Harjot Singh , Nayan B. Degda

92 SDDC-SwtchGR 957/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CSPermanent magnet based electromagnetic actuation

system for switching devices Praptee P. Jambhorkar, Padmaja

Velamuri, Udit Sharma

93 ESE 1051/MUM/2012 30-Mar-12 CS

BLOCKING OF OVERCURRENT PROTECTION ELEMENTS TO PREVENT NUISANCE

TRIPPING UNDER INRUSH CONDITIONS Moumita DeyMETHOD OF DETECTION OF

94 ESE 0904/MUM/2012 28-Mar-12 CS

METHOD OF DETECTION OF MALFUNCTIONING OF THE BREAKER AND CORRECTIVE ACTION TAKEN TO ISOLATE

THE FAULT Moumita Dey

95 ESE 0947/MUM/2012 29-Mar-12 CS

A method to detect parallel arcing in a circuit breaker due to unhealthy conditions of the breaker

contacts Moumita Dey

96 ESE 0669/MUM/2012 13-Mar-12 CS

METHOD OF SUPERVISING THE BREAKER CONTACTS IN ORDER TO CHECK THE

HEALTHINESS OF BREAKER Moumita Dey



New Trademark ApplicationsNew Trademark Applications

(ESP ‐ Product Marketing)(ESP ‐ Product Marketing)

Aurum(word)

Application No. 2295519 in Class 9

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Natco V Bayer: First compulsory license in India

In the recent decision of the patent office in the case of Natco V Bayer, patent office has decided to issue a compulsory license to Natco for drug “Sorafenib” . In a landmark judgement by India's Patent Office, Natco Pharma has won a compulsory license from Bayer for patent protected anti‐cancer drug Nexavar, chemically known as Sorafenib. The license is valid till expiry of the patent in 2021. Hyderabad‐based Natco had filed an application for issue of compulsory license to manufacture a low‐cost version ofHyderabad based Natco had filed an application for issue of compulsory license to manufacture a low cost version of Nexavar. Compulsory license allows a generic drug maker, Natco in this case, to manufacture and sell a copy of the innovator's drug, Bayer in this case, on paying a royalty.Terms of license: • The compulsory license, first of its kind granted, enables Natco to sell the drug at a price not exceeding Rs 8,880 for a

k f bl ( h' h ) b h f ld bpack of 120 tablets (one month's therapy) as against Rs 284,428 being the cost of Nexavar sold by Bayer• The order also makes it obligatory for Natco to supply the drug free of cost to at least 600 needy patients per year.Natco will have to pay 6% royalty on sales to Bayer for the drug on a quarterly basis. Natco said royalty payment was in‐line with expectations.Revenue for Natco :It is expecting revenue of Rs 25‐30 crore per year, post this win over Bayer.The judgement, however, doesn't give any details on Cipla, who was selling a copy of Nexavar at one‐tenth Bayer's price. This marks the beginning of the patent licensing era in India. Although this decision was related life saving drugs, other provisions in the patent act including availability of the patented product at reasonable price will also likely play a


provisions in the patent act including availability of the patented product at reasonable price will also likely play a major role in future.


Trademark litigation

Trademark ser es the graphical representation of the prod ct and ser ices in respect of its man fact ring companTrademark serves the graphical representation of the product and services in respect of its manufacturing company. There are many companies offering the similar types of services to the international market where these trademarks work as a distinguish tool in order to make them unique from each other. Trademark is one of the powerful tools of today's corporate market while protecting one from being getting infringement.

In this current corporate market, illegitimate / infringement acts are very often being carried out by illegal personalities where this trademark litigation work as complete justice. Trademark litigation is a process of suing on any of the illegitimate acts being made on trademark. Trademark litigation is a wide concept that takes over any kind of infringement work being made on trademark. If you seem that your goodwill or reputation is being affected by the other's similar type of trademark you can follow the process of trademark litigationother s similar type of trademark you can follow the process of trademark litigation.

In this case if you have registration proof with yourself you can easily sue on third party.Otherwise you need to show the reliable proof regarding how much and in what respect your goodwill will declined with the use of sued trademark. Breach of contract, proof of deceptive of trademark, proof of decline goodwill and breach of fiduciary duty are some of the most common facts of trademark litigations process.

Trademark litigation in India involves an argument over whether one party has encroached on the other trademark rights. Trade dress litigation involves disputes over whether the distinctive configuration of a product line has been infringed. Sometimes, unfair competition claims asserted in concert with trademark claims, can be made when a


infringed. Sometimes, unfair competition claims asserted in concert with trademark claims, can be made when a defendant product is likely to confuse the public in India as to the affiliation between services, goods, or companies.


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LIVE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY FILINGS

Patents Trademarks Designs CopyrightsBusiness Unit

hApr ‐2011 Total live

filiGranted March ‐ Total live

filiMarch ‐ Total

liMarch ‐ Total

iMarch –2012

ToMar 2012

filings Patents 2012 filings 2012 live filings

2012 Live filings

SDDC-ESP 84 142 607 28 50 215ESP(OTHERS) 1 2 7 1 8

SDDC-ESE 24 1 2 16ESE(OTHERS) 2 1 9

ESE(TOTAL) 5 7 31 1 3 16 9INFOTECH 2C&A 28 7 4PDPPDP

MPS 1 43 2 10 27MED 1 4 86 1 42 31 4TAMCO

MALAYSIA1 4

ETS 5 5 52 2 1 6 6ETS 5 5 52 2 1 6 6INTERNATIONAL

FILINGS6

TOTAL 96 162 856 41 1 147 318 32

Country/Route Filed Granted

PCT 9 NACHINA 11 5USA 2 3


Great MindsQuotes: Innovation

•Innovation will always be a mixture of serendipity, genius, and sheer bull‐mindedness. But while you can't b ttl li ht i b ildbottle lightning, you can build lightning rods. Non‐linear innovation can be legitimized, fostered, supported, and rewarded.

Vinod DhamEx‐VP Intel Corp. pp ,

• Slack allows innovative projects to be pursued because it buffers organizations from the uncertain success of these projects fostering a

Ex VP Intel Corp.Vinod Dham also known as the father of Pentium processor and co‐inventor of the Flash memory was vice‐president at Intel.His career is marked by the Inventing Pentium series of

success of these projects, fostering a culture of experimentation.• In a small company, one person's hunch can be enough to launch a

processors at Intel and K6 processors at AMD. He later settled as a venture capitalist in silicon valley.Innovation Mantra:Technical Innovation shall also be accompanied by building teams, products, raising money, talking to

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new product. In a big company, the same concept is likely to be buried in committee for months.

building teams, products, raising money, talking to customers and finally selling it to completely exploit the potential of the technology. All these processes mark a successful innovation. Speed of innovation is the key to stay ahead in the highly competitive technology market.

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