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FACTOR AFFECTING ON
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY VIOLATION &
PENALTIES
ROLE OF IPR IN PHARMA
By- Narayan M. Chadkar
M. Pharmacy 1st year
FACTOR AFFECTING ON
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Term of market exclusivity Market exclusivity provided by
regulatory approval
Extensions for pediatric
investigation
Extensions for orphan drugs
Patentability standards Utility/industrial applicability
Novelty (and grace
periods)Priority rules
Trademarks Protection of brand names
Protection of “trade dress”
Copyright Marketing/training materials
Database protection Proprietary collections/linking of
physical, genomic,
epidemiological data
VIOLATION AND
PENALTIES
 Intellectual Property Rights are the legal rights that are
granted to a person for any creative and artistic work, for any
invention or discovery, or for any literary work or words,
phrases and symbols or designs for a stipulated period of time.
 Intellectual property is any innovation, commercial or artistic,
or any unique name, symbol, logo or design used
commercially. In India, Intellectual Property is governed under
the Patents Act, 1970; Trademarks Act, 1999; Copyright Act,
1957; Designs Act, 2001, etc.
 Intellectual Property Rights are the legal rights that are
granted to a person for any creative and artistic work, for any
invention or discovery, or for any literary work or words,
phrases and symbols or designs for a stipulated period of
time.
 The owners of Intellectual Property are granted certain
exclusive rights through which they use their property without
any disturbance and can prevent the misuse of their property.
Intellectual property is any innovation, commercial or artistic,
or any unique name, symbol, logo or design used
commercially. In India, Intellectual Property is governed under
the Patents Act, 1970; Trademarks Act, 1999; Copyright Act,
1957; Designs Act, 2001, etc.
Infringement
 Infringement is breach or the contravention of the prescribed
procedure of the law. When a person acts ultravires, it
becomes a breach of law which ultimately results in violation
or infringement of law. Infringement is described as “a crime
less serious than a felony.”
Infringement of Intellectual
Property
 The use of intellectual property by a stranger without the prior
consent of the owner is infringement of intellectual property.
 The infringement of Intellectual Properties includes Patent
Infringement, Trademark Infringement, Copyright
Infringement, etc.
Patent Infringement
 A person can use a patented product by seeking permission from
the owner. This permission may typically be granted in the form
of a license.
 In case of India, the patent infringement proceedings can be
initiated only after the grant of patent. Persons involved in
making, using, selling, distributing, importing or offering any of
the above may be held liable for infringement.
Trade mark infringement
 It is a violation of exclusive rights attaching to a trademark
without the authorization of the trademark owner or licensees
(provided that such sanction was within the scope of the license).
Infringement may occur when one party, the “infringer”, uses a
trademark which is identical or confusingly similar to a trademark
owned by other party, in relation to products or services which
are identical or similar to the products or services which the
registration covers.
Copyright Infringement
Copyright infringement or copy right violation is the unauthorized use
of material that is covered by copyright law, in a manner that violates
one of the copy right owner’s exclusive rights, such as the right to
reproduce or perform the copyrighted work, or to make derivative
works. For electronic and audio visual media, unauthorized
reproduction and distribution is occasionally referred to as piracy
The true test to determine infringement is when a trader, spectator or
viewer after having read or seen both the works should get an
unmistakable impression that the subsequent work appears to be a
copy of the first.
Remedies available for infringement
 When there is a violation or an infringement of an intellectual
property, it becomes the sole right of the Intellectual property
holder to obtain a remedy for the infringement of something that
he has acquired with a lot of hard work and tremendous efforts.
Patent Infringement Remedies
 A Suit for Infringement of Patent has to be filed before the
District Court or the High Court (depending on the pecuniary
jurisdiction) within whose territorial jurisdiction the cause of
action has arisen. However if the counter claim for revocation
has been filed against the same, only the High Court has the
jurisdiction to entertain the matter. The right to move the court
of law t o rights
 The reliefs that a court may grant in a patent infringement suit,
would include an injunction and, at the option of the plaintiff
either damages or an account of profits. The court may also
order that the goods which are found to be infringing and
materials and implement, the predominant use of which is in the
creation of infringing goods shall be seized, forfeited or
destroyed, as the court deems fit under the circumstances of the
case without payment of any compensation
Trademark Infringement Remedies
 An owner of a Trademark may commence legal proceedings against
a party which infringes its registration
 A Suit for Infringement has to be filed before the District Court or
the High Court (depending on the pecuniary jurisdiction) within
whose territorial jurisdiction the cause of action has arisen.
 The Criminal Remedies available are that a suit for the above
offences can be filed before the magistrate within whose territorial
jurisdiction the offence is committed or Police can register an FIR
and prosecute directly; (statutory requirement to obtain the
Registrar’s approval).
Copyright Infringement Remedies
 A Suit for Infringement of copyright has to be filed in a District
Court or a High Court (depending on the pecuniary jurisdiction)
within whose territorial jurisdiction the cause of action has arisen.
 There are also Administrative Remedies available to the copyright,
trademark and patent which include ban of import or export of
goods including protection of patents, trademarks and copyrights
confiscation of infringing material by Excise Authorities and delivery
to the owner and Restrictions against parallel importation of goods.
ROLE OF IPR IN PHARMA
 The pharmaceutical industry is one of the evergreen industries in
the world. No matter what happens, whether the economy is on its
most stable behaviour or in recession mode. Any day a person can
fall sick or might require his supplement pills. Basically the
products are used 24/7.
Importance
Protection of invention:
You have designed or developed a drug and you need to protect it or
else it is going to be stolen from you. So the way to protect is either by
getting it patented or under trade secret. The problem with trade secret
is that it the drug can be reverse engineered and hence your invention
can be stolen. Whereas patent provides a much more water tight
protection.
Economic growth and competitiveness
IPR is very important for economic growth of a company. Awarding sole
rights to the inventor gives him the privilege of reaping the profits
without any division. The marketing rights over the product are solely
the inventors and he can sell it or license it. The company can earn a lot
and reinvest it. Investing in research and development is very important
for a company as it has to stay in the forefront.
 Protects consumers and families
IPR’s main interest lies in public safety. Protection and safety of public
is always given importance. IPR helps the consumer in making the
right choice when selecting a product. IPR helps in ensuring a standard
and assures quality which helps the consumer make his choice and
puts him at ease
 Generate solutions to global challenges
Promoting innovation is very important but at the same time you need
funding to do it. IPR gives you the right encouragement to do it. There
is a need for developing new drugs and vaccines as there are new
diseases being discovered daily or there is resistance development by
the pathogen.
 Encourage innovation and reward entrepreneurs
It is very important that the right push is given for inventors to keep
them motivated. It is also important that they are recognized for their
work. IPR gives them this encouragement.
It enables a free flow of information by enabling a safe environment.
When you know it is safe to share your invention then there is going to
be a safe channel for exchange
FACTOR AFFECTING ONINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY VIOLATION & PENALTIES ROLE OF IPR IN PHARMA

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FACTOR AFFECTING ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY VIOLATION & PENALTIES ROLE OF IPR IN PHARMA

  • 1. FACTOR AFFECTING ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY VIOLATION & PENALTIES ROLE OF IPR IN PHARMA By- Narayan M. Chadkar M. Pharmacy 1st year
  • 3. Term of market exclusivity Market exclusivity provided by regulatory approval Extensions for pediatric investigation Extensions for orphan drugs Patentability standards Utility/industrial applicability Novelty (and grace periods)Priority rules Trademarks Protection of brand names Protection of “trade dress” Copyright Marketing/training materials Database protection Proprietary collections/linking of physical, genomic, epidemiological data
  • 5.  Intellectual Property Rights are the legal rights that are granted to a person for any creative and artistic work, for any invention or discovery, or for any literary work or words, phrases and symbols or designs for a stipulated period of time.  Intellectual property is any innovation, commercial or artistic, or any unique name, symbol, logo or design used commercially. In India, Intellectual Property is governed under the Patents Act, 1970; Trademarks Act, 1999; Copyright Act, 1957; Designs Act, 2001, etc.
  • 6.  Intellectual Property Rights are the legal rights that are granted to a person for any creative and artistic work, for any invention or discovery, or for any literary work or words, phrases and symbols or designs for a stipulated period of time.  The owners of Intellectual Property are granted certain exclusive rights through which they use their property without any disturbance and can prevent the misuse of their property. Intellectual property is any innovation, commercial or artistic, or any unique name, symbol, logo or design used commercially. In India, Intellectual Property is governed under the Patents Act, 1970; Trademarks Act, 1999; Copyright Act, 1957; Designs Act, 2001, etc.
  • 7. Infringement  Infringement is breach or the contravention of the prescribed procedure of the law. When a person acts ultravires, it becomes a breach of law which ultimately results in violation or infringement of law. Infringement is described as “a crime less serious than a felony.” Infringement of Intellectual Property  The use of intellectual property by a stranger without the prior consent of the owner is infringement of intellectual property.  The infringement of Intellectual Properties includes Patent Infringement, Trademark Infringement, Copyright Infringement, etc.
  • 8. Patent Infringement  A person can use a patented product by seeking permission from the owner. This permission may typically be granted in the form of a license.  In case of India, the patent infringement proceedings can be initiated only after the grant of patent. Persons involved in making, using, selling, distributing, importing or offering any of the above may be held liable for infringement. Trade mark infringement  It is a violation of exclusive rights attaching to a trademark without the authorization of the trademark owner or licensees (provided that such sanction was within the scope of the license). Infringement may occur when one party, the “infringer”, uses a trademark which is identical or confusingly similar to a trademark owned by other party, in relation to products or services which are identical or similar to the products or services which the registration covers.
  • 9. Copyright Infringement Copyright infringement or copy right violation is the unauthorized use of material that is covered by copyright law, in a manner that violates one of the copy right owner’s exclusive rights, such as the right to reproduce or perform the copyrighted work, or to make derivative works. For electronic and audio visual media, unauthorized reproduction and distribution is occasionally referred to as piracy The true test to determine infringement is when a trader, spectator or viewer after having read or seen both the works should get an unmistakable impression that the subsequent work appears to be a copy of the first.
  • 10. Remedies available for infringement  When there is a violation or an infringement of an intellectual property, it becomes the sole right of the Intellectual property holder to obtain a remedy for the infringement of something that he has acquired with a lot of hard work and tremendous efforts. Patent Infringement Remedies  A Suit for Infringement of Patent has to be filed before the District Court or the High Court (depending on the pecuniary jurisdiction) within whose territorial jurisdiction the cause of action has arisen. However if the counter claim for revocation has been filed against the same, only the High Court has the jurisdiction to entertain the matter. The right to move the court of law t o rights  The reliefs that a court may grant in a patent infringement suit, would include an injunction and, at the option of the plaintiff either damages or an account of profits. The court may also order that the goods which are found to be infringing and materials and implement, the predominant use of which is in the creation of infringing goods shall be seized, forfeited or destroyed, as the court deems fit under the circumstances of the case without payment of any compensation
  • 11. Trademark Infringement Remedies  An owner of a Trademark may commence legal proceedings against a party which infringes its registration  A Suit for Infringement has to be filed before the District Court or the High Court (depending on the pecuniary jurisdiction) within whose territorial jurisdiction the cause of action has arisen.  The Criminal Remedies available are that a suit for the above offences can be filed before the magistrate within whose territorial jurisdiction the offence is committed or Police can register an FIR and prosecute directly; (statutory requirement to obtain the Registrar’s approval). Copyright Infringement Remedies  A Suit for Infringement of copyright has to be filed in a District Court or a High Court (depending on the pecuniary jurisdiction) within whose territorial jurisdiction the cause of action has arisen.  There are also Administrative Remedies available to the copyright, trademark and patent which include ban of import or export of goods including protection of patents, trademarks and copyrights confiscation of infringing material by Excise Authorities and delivery to the owner and Restrictions against parallel importation of goods.
  • 12. ROLE OF IPR IN PHARMA
  • 13.  The pharmaceutical industry is one of the evergreen industries in the world. No matter what happens, whether the economy is on its most stable behaviour or in recession mode. Any day a person can fall sick or might require his supplement pills. Basically the products are used 24/7. Importance Protection of invention: You have designed or developed a drug and you need to protect it or else it is going to be stolen from you. So the way to protect is either by getting it patented or under trade secret. The problem with trade secret is that it the drug can be reverse engineered and hence your invention can be stolen. Whereas patent provides a much more water tight protection. Economic growth and competitiveness IPR is very important for economic growth of a company. Awarding sole rights to the inventor gives him the privilege of reaping the profits without any division. The marketing rights over the product are solely the inventors and he can sell it or license it. The company can earn a lot and reinvest it. Investing in research and development is very important for a company as it has to stay in the forefront.
  • 14.  Protects consumers and families IPR’s main interest lies in public safety. Protection and safety of public is always given importance. IPR helps the consumer in making the right choice when selecting a product. IPR helps in ensuring a standard and assures quality which helps the consumer make his choice and puts him at ease  Generate solutions to global challenges Promoting innovation is very important but at the same time you need funding to do it. IPR gives you the right encouragement to do it. There is a need for developing new drugs and vaccines as there are new diseases being discovered daily or there is resistance development by the pathogen.  Encourage innovation and reward entrepreneurs It is very important that the right push is given for inventors to keep them motivated. It is also important that they are recognized for their work. IPR gives them this encouragement. It enables a free flow of information by enabling a safe environment. When you know it is safe to share your invention then there is going to be a safe channel for exchange