Transcription of HANDBOOK ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN INDIA
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HANDBOOK ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN INDIA
HANDBOOK ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN. INDIA . Rajkumar S. Adukia B. Com. (Hons.), FCA, ACS, AICWA, , (UK), MBA. Mobile +91 98200 61049/+91 93230 61049. Fax +91 22 26765579. Email PREFACE. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) have become important in the face of changing trade environment which is characterized by global competition, high innovation risks, short product cycle, need for rapid changes in technology, high investments in research and development (R&D), production and marketing and need for highly skilled human resources. Regardless of what product an enterprise makes or what service it provides, it is likely that it is regularly using and creating a great deal of INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY . There is an emergent need for enterprises and professionals to systematically consider the steps required for protecting, managing and enforcing INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS , so as to get the best possible commercial results from its ownership.
Intellectual Property Trends – India Ø During 2009-10, 34,287 patent applications were filed, 6069 examined and 6168 patents granted. The number of applications filed by the Indian applicants was 7044. Out of the applications filed by the Indian applicants, Maharashtra accounted for the maximum
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