Updating the Elephant

20 September 2012

India is slowly bringing more transparency and clarity to its IP regime. However, despite international-quality legislation and a more serious attitude to rights issues by the judiciary, the country’s overall IP infrastructure falls short of expectations. George W Russell reports.

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