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IPR - Patent Act: Part - II
IPR - Patent Act: Part - II
Part - II
Basic Purpose :
Earlier Patent Act 1911 Now Patent Act 1970 International level PCT Difference between patent & trade secret
invention
&
What can be patented ? Merely arrangement or rearrangement of duplication of known devices each functioning independently of one another in known way Any process for medical, surgical, diagnostic, therapeutic or treatment of any process to render them free of disease Seeds, varieties, spices essentials for biological process for production
Term of patent 20 years Generally it takes 6 years to obtain patent Right under patent commencement from date of advertisement of acceptance of complete specification Renewal:
At the expiry of 2nd year
Exclusive right to prevent third party from making art of making, using, offering for sale, selling or importing in india.
Process patent
Exclusive right to prevent third party from act of using that process only
Condition for patent Any product, machine or process patent can be used or made for :
Research or experiment
Revocation of patent Patent was wrongfully obtained Claim is not invention Invention is usefulness Specification is not complete Patentee fails to comply with request of central government to make, use of exercise patent Public interest For the protection of security of india
Steps for obtaining patent Filing application with either provisional specification or complete specification Filling complete specification (within 12 months) Examination of application Advertisement of application in official gazette Overcoming opposition if any Sealing of patent