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Delhi High Court Rules Algorithms and Software Without Technical Advancement Are Not Patentable Under Indian Law: “Embedding in Hardware Does Not Create Patent Eligibility”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed Kroll Information Assurance LLC’s appeal challenging the Controller’s refusal of its patent application for a system and method to locate persons via peer-to-peer…
Posted by Rawlaw July 11, 2025

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