Indian Patent office denies ‘morally deprivating’ sex toy patent
Sex toys in India are banned as they allegedly lead to obscenity, moral deprivation of individuals and are considered morally degrading by law.
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Pillsbury expands its IP practice to Taipei
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Cross-border law firm STLO Group secures the future with intellectual property expertise
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Legal notes: Local award winners, Aug. 13, 2018
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No Country For Sexual Pleasures: Vibrator Not Given Patent In India Coz It’s “Obscene”
Mostly these are considered to be morally degrading by the law. The law views sex toys negatively and has never engaged positively with the notion …
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Magnovo President Settles Trademark Lawsuit with Former Employer for $1.06 Million and Injunctions
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Squire Patton Boggs Acquires Silicon Valley-Based IP Boutique
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Strong Patents: Key To A Strong Economy
Our system of property protection – through the granting of patents – rewards those risks by guaranteeing the right to benefit from your invention.