LAW353:PATENTS AND GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS
L:3   T:0   P:0   Credits:3
Course Outcomes:     Through this course students should be able to
              CO1 :: apply the distinction between corporeal and incorporeal property to identify different types
              of intellectual property (IP) rights
              CO2 :: differentiate between provisional and complete patent specifications, explaining their roles
              in the application process.
              CO3 :: identify different modes of patent infringement and their legal implications.
              CO4 :: evaluate the effectiveness of civil remedies and injunctions in enforcing patent rights in
              India.
              CO5 :: evaluate the significance and implications of the Geographical Indications of Goods
              (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999
              CO6 :: analyze case studies like the Darjeeling tea case to understand the identification process
              for Geographical Indications (GIs).
Unit I
              Evolution and growth : definition of patent, history of patent law in India, Indian Patent Act, 1970
Unit II
              Registration of patent : grant of patent, national grant of patents, patent specification: provisional
              and complete, patent documentation and application process, publication
Unit III
              Infringement of patent : modes of infringement, legal and equitable remedies for infringement
Unit IV
              Remedies and enforcement : civil remedies, injunction, other equitable remedies
Unit V
              The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 : meaning,
              procedure for registration, effect of registration, term of protection
Unit VI
              Identifying geographical indications : Darjeeling tea case, turmeric case study, kinwoo case
              study
Text Books:
                   1. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW by P NARAYNAN, EASTERN BOOK COMPANY
                   2. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPRS) : TRIPS AGREEMENT AND INDIAN LAWS by BY
                   E.T. LOKGANATHAN, NEW CENTURY PUBLICATIONS
                   3. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY by ELIZABETH VERKEY AND JITHIN SAJI ISAAC, EASTERN BOOK
                   COMPANY
References:
                   1. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN INDIA by V K AHUJA, LEXIS NEXIS
                   2. THE LAW OF GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS - RISING ABOVE THE HORIZON by VANDANA
                   SINGH, EASTERN BOOK COMPANY
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