No appeals shall be made to the Appellate Board against any of decisions or orders or directions issued by the Central Government or the Controller to be effectively implemented apart from the decisions that fall under the sections 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25 (Sub-Section 4), 28, 51, 54, 57, 60, 61, 63, 66,69…
All provisions of sections 84 (Sub-Sections 2 to 6), 87, 92 and 96 of Trademarks Act, 1999 shall apply for the Appellate Board too to execute its functions as if according to the Trademarks Act, 1999. Those mentioned in the Trademarks Act, 1999 in the corresponding sections are, The Chairman is the head of the…
No Court or other authorities have power to exercise any jurisdiction or power or authority with the Appellate board on cases.
Formal procedure shall be followed on filing applications for revocation of patents or any rectifications to be made in the Registry. The Appellate Board shall issue a certified copy of every order or judgement of its relating to a Patent to the Controller and the Controller will amend the changes to the register as per…
The Controller shall have the right to appear before the Appellate Board and be heard when, any relief sought is including the change in the register of the patent office and any question arises on the practice of the patent office. any appeal to the Appellate Board is made from an order of the Controller…
All costs shall be under the discretion of the Appellate Board, but the Controller shall not be ordered to pay the Costs of any parties.
All cases pending in the High Court on appeals against Controller’s decision or revocation of patents (unless counter claim is filed) or rectification of register shall be transferred to the Appellate Board from any date of order from the Central Government and the Appellate Board shall proceed with the cases or appeals either from the…
The Appellate Board may make any rules bound to the provisions of this act for the conduct and procedure of all proceedings.
If any person breaks the secrecy of an invention as directed by section 35 (secrecy on inventions related to defence purposes) or makes an application for grant against section 39 (residents not to apply for patent outside India without prior permission), shall be punishable with two years imprisonment or fine or both.
If any person makes changes to the registry without proper directions or makes a false written copy of the entry of the registry for the purposes of tenders etc., knowing that the writing to be false; he shall be punishable with 2 years imprisonment or fine or both.