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What acts are not to be considered as Patent infringements?


Generally, patents provide an absolute right to the patent owner for the usage of the patented invention for manufacture, selling, and marketing, and any third party using that is considered to be a violation of the patent.

15 Nov 2021 by Rashmita Das

What are Convention Application?


Convention Patent filing grants the benefit of the basic application by preserving its priority date while filing Patents internationally. India holds the position of the member party to the Paris Convention, therefore, one can file such in other conventi

15 Nov 2021 by Rashmita Das

How to Surrender Patents?


The procedures of the surrender of the patent are regulated by the provisions under Sec. 63 of the Patents Act 1960 and Rule 87 of the Patent Rules.

15 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

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

Patent Claims- Structure and Components


A patent claim is the most significant element of the patent application. Through patent claim, the applicant defines the range of his invention.

16 Nov 2021 by Bhawna Arora

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

Provisional Patent Registration: All you need to know


The Patent Act provides that an applicant can file the Provisional application or Complete application to obtain the patent certificate. Where the Complete application is the final application where no modifications can be made.

16 Nov 2021 by Bhawna Arora

Scheme for Facilitating Start-Ups Intellectual Property Protection (SIPP)


Startups are companies that work on some unique ideas, but they might lack an evolved business model, financial assistance, or proper management to reach their ultimate business goal.

18 Nov 2021 by Bhawna Arora

What can be Patented in India?


Patents are granted as per the Patents Act, 1970 along with the Patents Rules, 2003. The Controller of Patents (the principal officer) governs the Patent system in our country.

18 Nov 2021 by Bhawna Arora