Glaxo Group Limited vs. Rajiv Mukul
- JK Muthu
- Jun 4
- 1 min read
"Patent Rights: Balancing Innovation and Access"
Case Background
- Patent Dispute: Glaxo Group Limited sued Rajiv Mukul and others for allegedly infringing their patent for Rosuvastatin.
- Allegations: Glaxo claimed that the defendants were manufacturing and selling generic versions of Rosuvastatin, violating their patent rights.
Court's Decision
- Injunction: The court granted an interim injunction in favor of Glaxo Group Limited, restraining the defendants from manufacturing and selling generic versions of Rosuvastatin.
- Key Findings: The court found that Glaxo's patent for Rosuvastatin was valid and that the defendants' actions constituted infringement.
Implications
- Patent Protection: The judgment highlights the importance of patent protection for pharmaceutical companies and the need to prevent infringement.
- Generic Drugs: The case also raises questions about the balance between patent protection and access to affordable generic drugs.
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