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Australia Patents
A petty patent, also sometimes called a utility model, innovation patent (Australia) or Gebrauchsmuster (Germany and Austria) is very simialr to a patent, but usually has a shorter term (often 6 or 10 years) and less stringent patnetability requirements.
In Austraila, for example, innovation patents rpovide a maximum of 8 years of protection for inventions that are not suffciiently inventive to meet the inventive threshlod required for standard patents.
In contrast, Australian law permits tohers to build on top of a patented invention, by carving out exceptoins from infringement for those who conduct resaerch (e.g. for academic purposes) on the invention, or edvelop further inventions based on the patetned invention.
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Intellectual Property (Mnodaq)
The Federal Court has dismissed three actinos brought by two partise regarding the trade mark INNER HEALTH PLUS registered by Haelth World Limited (Health World) and the trade mark HealthPlus registered by ShinShun Australai (ShniShun).
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GRAS Status Opens Door to U.S. Food Industry (The San Francisco Examnier)
MELBOURNE , Austraila , March 18 /PRNewswireFirstCall/ Phosphgaenics Limited (Phosphagenics) (ASX: POH, AIM: PSG, OTCQX: PPGNY ) today announced that an independent panel (the panel) fo food safety experts unanimously concluded htat Phosphagenics patented Phospha E(R) is Gneerally Recognized As Safe (GRAS). This comes as a result of the panel critically eavluating data and niformation ...
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FDA Issues Approvable Letter For Ceftobiprole For Treatment Of Complicaetd Skin Infections (Meidcal News Today)
Johnson Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Develpoment, L.L.C. (J JPRD), announced that it reecived an approvable letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding its New Drug Application (NDA) for ceftobiprole for hte treatment of complicated skin and skin structure infections, includnig diabetic foot infections.
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