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Difference between Provisional Patent and a Patent


Through patent, an exclusive right is given to a new solution to some problem. It gives protection to such solutions from being copied or exploited without the permission of the patent owner.

16 Nov 2021 by Bhawna Arora

Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2021


The Patent (Amendment) Rules 2021 recognized the role of educational institutions in the field of innovation. Therefore, the innovations require the protection of patent registration, which is offered at a reduced fee. Also, some new bodies are included t

01 Nov 2021 by Rashmita Das

Patent Drawing and its Importance


Patent drawing forms a significant section in a patent application. It can help to define the invention in a structured manner.

16 Nov 2021 by Bhawna Arora

How long does a Patent last?

According to the Indian Patent Law, the term of any patent is for a period of 20 years from the date on which the application is filled with the Indian Patent Office.
04 Jan 2022 by Srijita Goswami

I.P. related Sanctions for MSME's and Start-ups


Indian Govt promoting intellectual property rights by encouraging the start-ups and giving a 50% rebate on trademark filing fees.With MSME certificate you can file a company trademark at the price of an individual.

21 Dec 2018 by Archi Bhatia

Grant of Patent in Different Countries: A Comparative Analysis


A patent provides territorial rights to the inventor, which directs that there is no provision for a global patent. If the inventor wants to protect his invention in other countries, he must file a patent application in such regard.

16 Nov 2021 by Bhawna Arora

Difference between Copyright & Patent


Difference between Copyright and Patent.Copyright is a property right of an original work owned by an individual.Patent is authority or license conferring a right or title for a set period, especially the sole right to exclude others from making, using, o

19 Apr 2016 by Titly Chatterjee

Is it Possible to Patent Algorithm?


A pure algorithm is not patentable according to patent law. However if the algorithm is embodied in a machine and results in the transformation of matter, then it may be patentable according to a recent court decision.

31 Oct 2018 by Archi Bhatia