India:
Public Notice: Petition Under Sub-rule (6) Of Rule 6 Regarding Submission Of Documents In Proceedings Under The Patents Act, 1970.
01 July 2020
Khurana and Khurana
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In view of the Public Notice No. CG/F/Public Notice/2020/215
dated 19th March, 2020 regarding condonation of
delay/extension of timelines to file responses and /or documents
relating to various proceedings under the Patents Act and
corresponding rules made thereunder, attention of all the
Stakeholders is drawn to the fact that the Petition (without fee)
under sub-rule (6) of Rule 6 of the Patents Rules has been
provisioned through E-Filing mode (under form 30) and through
physical filing at the Patent office counters (other than Patent
agents). As per sub-rule (6) of Rule 6 of the Patents Rules, the
delay in transmitting or resubmitting documents to the Patent
Office may be condoned/timeline be extended by the Controller on a
petition for such condonation of delay/extension of time made not
later than one month from the date when such situation ceased to
exist.
Originally published by Khurana & Khurana, June
2020
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