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Patent Protection vs Public Health: Section 3(d) Anti-Evergreening, Compulsory Licensing

All UPSC Mains previous year questions mapped for Patent Protection vs Public Health: Section 3(d) Anti-Evergreening, Compulsory Licensing under Intellectual Property Rights IPR.

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GS-32013 • Q3

section 3(d) in the India n Patent Law, 1970. Discuss how it has been utilized by Supreme court in its judgment rejecting Novartis patent application for “Glivec”. Discuss briefly the pros and cons of

GS-32024 • Q24

What is the present world scenario of intellectual property rights with respect to life materials? Although, India is second in the world to file patents, still only a few have been commercialized. Explain the reasons behind this less commercialization.

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