patent office et al.: Guidebook on Overseas Intellectual Property Protection: India Edition

India has been assessed as continuing its high-end economic growth for years and entering the full-scale altitude. India is trying to catch up with the developed world based on rapidly developing technology, and there is no end to the possibility of growing into a market that will be growing in China based on a lot of people. India, which has not yet reached the ranks of the developed world, has started to invest in information communications, biotechnology and, even though it is the second largest nation in the world, it is a country that is still being cared for worldwide, with less time since economic growth began. The property of knowledge in India has a long history. The British colony of India has been based on patent laws since 1856, and with about 10 revisions to the revision in 2005, the patent law has been completed and the brand law has appeared in Madrid's charter in 2010. The overall form of protection of the knowledge property law and its contents are not so different from the knowledge - property laws of our country as there is a difference in the length of time, whether it is applicable or not, in the details of the process. But notice that software technology, such as BM patents, cannot be patented in India and is now being patented since 2005, with drug companies showing constant interest in it, and the most patented patents are being made every year in India. Patents are important, but brands are still more important in India because they are easier to get out and register without understanding special skills and benefit from rights in cases of lawsuits and other disputes.

Korean title: 해외지식재산권보호 가이드 북: 인도 편

Korean author: 특허청 외

Korean publisher: 진한엠앤비

ISBN-13: 9791129011756