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Company N slightly altered an already existing medicine ‘M’ and wants to get it patented. Decide:
Company N slightly altered an already existing medicine ‘M’ and wants to get it patented. Decide:
Updated On: Aug 4, 2024
- The patent cannot be granted as slight alteration would not amount to novelty.
- The patent can be granted as it includes novelty because of slight alteration.
- The patent cannot be granted as this will also amount to evergreening of patents.
- Both a) and c).
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The Correct Option is D
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The correct answer is option (D):Both a) and c)..
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