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    Australia liberalizes rules on interlocutory injunctions
    Traditionally, Australian courts have apparently been reluctant to grant interlocutory injunctions for patent infringement, particularly in pharmaceutical cases. However, the Federal Court has recently acknowledged a change in this trend. In Merck & Co Inc v GenRx Pty Ltd [2006] FCA 1407, the Federal Court considered an interlocutory injunction application by Merck to stop a subsidiary of Apotex from importing an alendronic acid compound covered by one of Merck's patents.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    Proposals for collective and certification marks
    In October 2006, Senator Marina Riofrio proposed a bill to the National Congress aiming to introduce into the Argentine trade mark legislation a specific regulation for collective and certification trade marks. While these are not forbidden by current provisions, they are not expressly regulated in national legislation.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    Gowers debate highlights reform concerns
    Effective patent enforcement and the scope of copyright protection proved the main topics for discussion at a debate organized by MIP in London last month
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    SIPO responds to China's critics
    China is under pressure from IP owners and national governments to tackle IP crime. At a counterfeiting conference in Geneva, Zhang Qin, SIPO deputy director, told Emma Barraclough what the country is doing and how rights owners can help to protect their rights. He also explained why the government is not getting the credit it deserves for tackling infringement and why there needs to be a balance between competing interests in enforcement
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    Splitting the pharmaceutical pie
    Brand pharmaceutical companies sometimes agree to share profits from their patented drugs with generic manufacturers to keep rival products off the market. James Walsh and Lisa Huett consider the legality of these so-called reverse payments under Australian law in light of increasing attacks from antitrust authorities overseas
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    Don't let your IP get lost in transition
    Handling IP rights in M&A deals is a complex process. Gregory Shatan sets out some best practices and explains how lawyers can negotiate more effective transitional licences and transition services agreements to help their clients achieve their aims during the key handover period
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    Asia: Cummins' Chinese lessons
    J Bruce Schelkopf, chief counsel, global intellectual property for Cummins, Inc, talks to Shahnaz Mahmud about grappling with counterfeiting and piracy in China
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    Austria TRADE MARK PROSECUTION Tier 1 Sonn & Partner Tier 2 Patentanwälte Puchberger, Berger & Partner Schönherr Rechtsanwälte Torggler & Hofinger Wiltschek Rechtsanwälte Tier 3 Barger, Piso & Partner Beer & Partner Patentanwalt Dr Thomas M Haffner Patentanwälte Schütz und Partner
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    India strengthens software protection
    Keshav S Dhakad and Priyanka Kher of Anand & Anand describe India's efforts to protect software copyright in its booming IT industry
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    Paying the price for infringement
    India's courts are taking a tougher approach to IP infringement, closing loopholes and imposing punitive damages. By Hemant Singh of Inttl Advocare
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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