The Patents Act, 1970 108Chapter XVIII · Suits Concerning Infringement of Patents
Section 108 · Reliefs in suits for infringement
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1[(1)] The reliefs which a court may grant in any suit for
infringement include an injunction (subject to such terms, if any, as the court thinks fit) and, at the option
of the plaintiff, either damages or an account of profits.
2[(2) The court may also order that the goods which are found to be infringing and materials and implement, the predominant use of which is in the creation of infringing goods shall be seized, forfeited or destroyed, as the court deems fit under the circumstances of the case without payment of any compensation.]
2[(2) The court may also order that the goods which are found to be infringing and materials and implement, the predominant use of which is in the creation of infringing goods shall be seized, forfeited or destroyed, as the court deems fit under the circumstances of the case without payment of any compensation.]
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