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For the purposes of the Patents Act, 1970, match the following: Column IColumn II a. Section 2(1)(ta)…

Section 2(1)(ta) defines a pharmaceutical substance, section 2(1)(la) the Opposition Board (constituted under section 25(3)), section 2(1)(n) a patent agent, and section…

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For the purposes of the Patents Act, 1970, match the following:

Column IColumn II
a. Section 2(1)(ta)1. "patented article" and "patented process" mean respectively an article or process in respect of which a patent is in force;
b. Section 2(1)(la)2. "pharmaceutical substance" means any new entity involving one or more inventive steps;
c. Section 2(1)(n)3. "Opposition Board" means an Opposition Board constituted under sub-section (3) of section 25;
d. Section 2(1)(o)4. "patent agent" means a person for the time being registered under this Act as a patent agent;

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Section 2(1)(ta) defines a pharmaceutical substance, section 2(1)(la) the Opposition Board (constituted under section 25(3)), section 2(1)(n) a patent agent, and section 2(1)(o) a patented article or process. A patent agent must be registered under the Act, while a patented article or process is one for which a patent is in force.

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