US EditionAerosol Generating Devices And Patentability: A Conundrum Of “Prejudice” And “Serious Prejudice” Under Section 3(b) Of The Indian Patents Act
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Aerosol Generating Devices And Patentability: A Conundrum Of “Prejudice” And “Serious Prejudice” Under Section 3(b) Of The Indian Patents Act
A general principle inherent to granting patents is to encourage inventions and promote scientific research. Providing an alternative to cigarettes through scientific intervention, incorporating rapid technological advancements, is a step towards countering the harmful effects of tobacco. However, the rejection of patents for inventions that could provide an alternative to conventional cigarettes based on misinformation and preconceived notions …
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