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In light of the pandemic, on 12th May 2020, the Intellectual Property Appellate Board released an official order with regards to the e-filing of cases, which was to be followed until further directions.
The Notice chalked out the following direction:
1. All the Counsels are requested to file fresh cases with effect from 02.05.2020, with a copy to the Respondent, for the purpose of hearing of fresh matters, through email to the Deputy Registrar at ipab.tn@nic.in 2. The requirement for the scanning of papers in green sheets is exempted until further instructions. 3. Parties/Counsels will be allowed to file pleadings on A4 size papers for the time being. 4. Withdrawal of all petitions and appeals for all zones barring Delhi are to be listed5. In case of urgent hearings, the Counsel/Advocate may file the petition along with Miscellaneous for urgent hearing, as per procedural rules.
This shall be subject to further modification and instructions from the government.
References:
[1] https://www.khuranaandkhurana.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Office-Order-NO-03.pdf