Patents

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS

1. Examination of Details

Initially To apply for design patent you will have to provide all the required documents. We will examine all the possible details

2. Drafting of Application

We have registered patent agents who will take up your request and draft the application for design registration.

3. Filing of Application

The drafted document will be filed with the registrar and, on acceptance.

BENEFITS OF PATENT REGISTRATION

A patent is a right granted to an individual or enterprise by the government which excludes others from making, using, selling, or importing the patented product or process without prior approval.

The proprietor has complete control

For the Patent, the owner has the right to utilize his ideas in whatever way he wants. It means that the proprietor has complete control over the use, sale, and modification of the original invention, as well as the ability to prevent others from profiting from the same ideas without his permission.

Return On Investment Privileges

When the owner realizes that his innovation is not bringing him any benefits, he may decide to give it to another deserving or successful individual. The patent rights, once obtained, enable him to commercialize the concept and earn a considerable return on his investment.

Benefits in a longer duration

The creator will profit in a variety of ways from the selling of the innovation. It only aids in obtaining a 5 percent royalty, but it is extremely beneficial to innovators who have a great idea but lack the financial means to put their invention to market.

Disclosure to the General Public

Patent rights allow the inventor to gain public attention, which helps him extend his portfolio while also raising cash, market value, and possible business partners. The inventors’ competence and command of the technical subject matter are demonstrated by their willingness to share information about the invention with the general audience

LET'S CLEAR ALL THE DOUBTS!

1. What are the important criteria for filing a Patent?

An invention needs to have these three main qualities to be patentable:

Novelty – invention should be new
Inventiveness (Non-obviousness) – should have an inventive step that makes the invention unique
Industrial utility/Usefulness – it should not be a mere prototype but it should be working and has to have some use

2. Who can apply for a patent?

Any Individual Person, Company, Trust, NGO, even Govt. agency can apply for Trademark.

3. Can the publication of application be expedited in India?

Yes, the applicant can make a request for early publication in Form 9 along with the prescribed fee. The Patent Office publishes the application after receiving such request within a period of one month provided the invention contained thereon does not relate to atomic energy or defense purpose.

4. What are the three types of patents?

The three types of patents are utility patents, design patents, and plant patents.

5. Who gives patents in India?

The Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs and TradeMarks (CGPDTM) generally known as the Indian Patent Office, is an agency under the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade which administers the Indian law of patents, designs and trademarks.

6. In India, how long is a patent valid?

Patent registration is valid for 20 years in India.

7. What information is required to obtain patent registration?

Patent registration application should include the details of the invention in the form of a CD or a pen drive that has mentioned the name, the uses, and the data of the invention.

8. If a patent application is rejected, does the applicant have a chance to be heard?

10 days before the statutory deadline, the applicant must file a request for a hearing. If the applicant fails to do so, the controller has the authority to reject the application without hearing the inventors.

PATENTS