K. JAMEELA
Law
November 2021
The objective of this paper is to analyze and trace the development of the patent law system in India and its development in response to pressures from globally influential intellectual property frameworks, such as TRIPS and developed countries, the US and Europe, so that cash-rich pharmaceuticals can grow in India. Allowed to expand its market opening and Companies have been made to sell their medicines and get patent protection in India. An overview of legislative actions and judicial responses has revealed that it aims to promote the generic drug industry through a protected interpretation of Section 3(d) and at the same time protect the health care needs of the poor as the supreme authority of Parliament and the judiciary. Both the levels have to be very careful. According to the Patents Act, 1970, it has been intended to critically analyze the legislative reforms and judicial interpretations of patent law in the light of the socio-economic needs of the country.
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