India’s Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB) is yet to hear a single case related to copyright, as a key post has remained vacant since it was established in 2003.
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30 October 2019 A senior Indian judge has demanded answers from the Indian government on the resources afforded to the country’s Intellectual Property Appellate Board, which she says has come to a “complete standstill”.
12 August 2020 India’s controller general’s office has approved a petition that calls for the Intellectual Property Appellate Board to be abolished, it was revealed on Monday, August 10.