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WEEKLY NEWS - OCTOBER 06, 2008

India trade secrets law dubbed “absurd” (subscribers only)

Peter Ollier, Hong Kong

Parts of a statutory law on trade secrets proposed in a draft bill by an Indian ministry have been described as “absolutely absurd” by an IP lawyer in the country

The proposals are part of a draft National Innovation Act drafted by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry and released by the Ministry of Science and Technology last week.



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Comment on India trade secrets law dubbed “absurd” (subscribers only)

  • 14 Oct 2008 11:46:58
    The term 'Exceptional circumstances' mentioned under section 12 should be made clear, else interpretation can be vague. However, this provision is to be made fair and balanced for both parties.


    Author: Krishna Singhania


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