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Trade Secrets in a Patentable Subject Matter
Issued: February 02 2013
While many IP practitioners in India remain oblivious to the value inherent in trade secrets, Sunita Sreedharan says the country’s legislators and courts appear to understand the significance of trade secrets as a competitive tool.
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