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The Designs Act, 2000 (“the Act”), is a complete code in itself and protection under it is totally statutory in nature. Revocation of Design There is no concept of a Pre-Grant Opposition in the Design law of India, like in the case of Patentslaw.
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But the inverse is true of patents currently being prosecuted: ~94+ of applications currently pending before the USPTO, we estimate, are governed by the AIA. Decoding Patent Plaintiffs since 2000 with the Stanford NPE Litigation Dataset , 21 Stan. 2021 Patently-O PatentLaw Journal 34. Pre-AIAPatents ).
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Recently, it has provided such uniform unique code numbers to approximately 2000 emoji which may be described as having an outline shape, with black and white colors along with a brief description regarding the same. PatentLaw. Certain technologies are used to create, display or translate emojis that are patented to them.
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