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India Sees Increased Patent Filings, Patent Office Reforms
Issued: November 01 2009India has been largely immune from a stall in global patent filings. Manish Saurastri explains India’s patent prosecution system – and how recent patent office reforms will help improve the system for applicants and agents alike.
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