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YUASA AND HARA LAW, PATENT, TRADEMARK & DESIGN and ACCOUNTING TRADEMARK  & DESIGN DIVISION ACCOUNTING  & AUDITING DIVISION LAW  DIVISION PATENT  DIVISION Patent Term Extension: Case Law in Japan YUASA AND HARA LAW, PATENT, TRADEMARK & DESIGN and ACCOUNTING AIPLA 2009 Annual Meeting IP Practice in Japan Committee - Pre-meetingOctober 14, 2009  TRADEMARK  & DESIGN DIVISION ACCOUNTING  & AUDITING DIVISION LAW  DIVISION PATENT  DIVISION Koji Hirayama YUASA and HARA hirayama-ch@yuasa-hara.co.jp 1
2 Life Cycle Management of Drugs Introductory Period Growth Period Maturation Period Declining Period Perform sales promotion activity Sales decrease due to a drop in market share and price Sales start Hit the market Sales expand Acquire profits to recoup research and development costs Patent Term Entry of Generic Drugs sales Sales Authorization by Government Profitability point time
3 Life Cycle Management of Drugs (cont’d) Introductory Period Growth Period Maturation Period Declining Period Authorization by Government Entry of Generic Drugs “Gross Sales” “Gross Sales” Patent Term Extension Expediting authorization ,[object Object]
Accelerate the start of sales by expediting authorization from government
Delay the entry of generic drugs by “patent term extension”,[object Object]
Such situations pose problems affecting the basis of the patent system, and a measure of extending the patent terms is necessary in order to resolve the situation.,[object Object]
6 Brief Comparison – US v. JP *1    35 USC §§155-156	*2    Japanese patent law §67bis
7 “Multiple patents” corresponding to one approval patent term expires extension period chemical substance patent patent term expires extension period medical use A patent patent term expires extension period production process patent All the patents individually extendible as long as there is a necessity to obtain an approval for the working of each of the patented inventions filing date filing date filing date time
8 Brief Comparison – US v. JP *1    35 USC §§155-156	*2    Japanese patent law §67bis 8
9 “Multiple approvals” corresponding to one patent patent term expires extension period 5 years maximum patent term 20 years extension period for medical use A extension period for medical use B Chemical substance patent Extension may be granted for each of the different medical uses filing date time
10 Brief Comparison – US v. JP *1    35 USC §§155-156	*2    Japanese patent law §67bis 10
11 Statutory Requirements ,[object Object]
Marketing approval for drugs and pesticides
What acts are covered by “the working of the patented invention” ?,[object Object]
[An extended] patent right shall not be effective against any act other than the working of the patented invention for “the product” which was the subject of the approval […] (where the specific use of the product is prescribed by the disposition, the product used for that “use”).  Section 68-2.
JPO’s Interpretation:
“product”	“an active ingredient”
“use”		“efficacy / effect”,[object Object]
[W]hen approvals are granted to pharmaceuticals with the same active ingredient (product)andthe same efficacy / effect (use) and differing only in […] dosage forms, etc., patent term extension shall be granted on basis of the earliest approval only.  Examination Guidelines Part IV 3-1-1(1)
Court’s precedents upheld JPO’s practice.,[object Object]
15 IP High Court Cases ,[object Object],No. 2008-10458, -10459, -10460 (May 29, 2009) These cases are related to different patents. (decided on the same day by Judge Iimura’s panel) IP High Court (Tokyo High Court)
16 Facts in common among 3 cases JPO examiner rejects the application due to an existence of the preceding approval . Patent Term Extension Takeda files an application for patent term extension. Preceding Approval active ingredient	A efficacy / effect		B dosage form		C Later Approval active ingredient	A efficacy / effect		B dosage form		D ,[object Object],[object Object]
Same active ingredient
Same efficacy / effect

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Patent Term Extension Case Law In Japan

  • 1. YUASA AND HARA LAW, PATENT, TRADEMARK & DESIGN and ACCOUNTING TRADEMARK & DESIGN DIVISION ACCOUNTING & AUDITING DIVISION LAW DIVISION PATENT DIVISION Patent Term Extension: Case Law in Japan YUASA AND HARA LAW, PATENT, TRADEMARK & DESIGN and ACCOUNTING AIPLA 2009 Annual Meeting IP Practice in Japan Committee - Pre-meetingOctober 14, 2009 TRADEMARK & DESIGN DIVISION ACCOUNTING & AUDITING DIVISION LAW DIVISION PATENT DIVISION Koji Hirayama YUASA and HARA hirayama-ch@yuasa-hara.co.jp 1
  • 2. 2 Life Cycle Management of Drugs Introductory Period Growth Period Maturation Period Declining Period Perform sales promotion activity Sales decrease due to a drop in market share and price Sales start Hit the market Sales expand Acquire profits to recoup research and development costs Patent Term Entry of Generic Drugs sales Sales Authorization by Government Profitability point time
  • 3.
  • 4. Accelerate the start of sales by expediting authorization from government
  • 5.
  • 6.
  • 7. 6 Brief Comparison – US v. JP *1 35 USC §§155-156 *2 Japanese patent law §67bis
  • 8. 7 “Multiple patents” corresponding to one approval patent term expires extension period chemical substance patent patent term expires extension period medical use A patent patent term expires extension period production process patent All the patents individually extendible as long as there is a necessity to obtain an approval for the working of each of the patented inventions filing date filing date filing date time
  • 9. 8 Brief Comparison – US v. JP *1 35 USC §§155-156 *2 Japanese patent law §67bis 8
  • 10. 9 “Multiple approvals” corresponding to one patent patent term expires extension period 5 years maximum patent term 20 years extension period for medical use A extension period for medical use B Chemical substance patent Extension may be granted for each of the different medical uses filing date time
  • 11. 10 Brief Comparison – US v. JP *1 35 USC §§155-156 *2 Japanese patent law §67bis 10
  • 12.
  • 13. Marketing approval for drugs and pesticides
  • 14.
  • 15. [An extended] patent right shall not be effective against any act other than the working of the patented invention for “the product” which was the subject of the approval […] (where the specific use of the product is prescribed by the disposition, the product used for that “use”). Section 68-2.
  • 18.
  • 19. [W]hen approvals are granted to pharmaceuticals with the same active ingredient (product)andthe same efficacy / effect (use) and differing only in […] dosage forms, etc., patent term extension shall be granted on basis of the earliest approval only. Examination Guidelines Part IV 3-1-1(1)
  • 20.
  • 21.
  • 22.
  • 25.
  • 26. Should “the product” in Section 68-2 (defining the scope of a patent right to be extended) be interpreted as “an active ingredient” ?18
  • 27.
  • 28.
  • 29. (i) that “the disposition designated by Cabinet Order” does not dissolve prohibition of working of the patented invention; or
  • 30. (ii) that acts whose prohibition is dissolved by “the disposition designated by Cabinet Order” do not fall within acts of working of the patented invention.
  • 31. “product” means a product specified by “ingredient,” “amount,” and “structure” of the drug which is the subject of the disposition.
  • 32.
  • 33.
  • 34. IP High Court vacates its own precedents.
  • 35. Possible effects on Patent Law Reform
  • 36.
  • 37. Need to pay attention to the progress before the S. Ct.
  • 38. Whether a writ of cert is granted
  • 39. If granted, how the S. Ct. decides the casesOR Trick or Treat ! Supreme Court 23
  • 40. YUASA AND HARA LAW, PATENT, TRADEMARK & DESIGN and ACCOUNTING TRADEMARK & DESIGN DIVISION ACCOUNTING & AUDITING DIVISION LAW DIVISION PATENT DIVISION Thank you for your attention ! YUASA AND HARA LAW, PATENT, TRADEMARK & DESIGN and ACCOUNTING TRADEMARK & DESIGN DIVISION ACCOUNTING & AUDITING DIVISION LAW DIVISION PATENT DIVISION Koji Hirayama YUASA and HARA hirayama-ch@yuasa-hara.co.jp 24