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A patent is a statutory right to an invention granted by the government for a definite term to the patent owner, in exchange for the full disclosure of his invention to the exclusion of others, to manufacture, use, sell, import the patented product or manufacture it for such purposes without his consent.
Obtaining a patent for your invention is a crucial step in protecting your intellectual property rights and ensuring that you have exclusive rights to profit from your creation.We offer a comprehensive Patent Complete Registration service that takes care of all aspects of patent registration, from the initial patent search and application to the final grant of the patent.
Patent law gives the owner the right to use his idea in any way for a permitted period of time. This means that the owner has complete freedom to use, sell, or modify the original invention, preventing others from profiting from the same idea without his consent. Patents give inventors the opportunity to sue users who believe they infringe their patent rights.
Patents can be licensed for longer term royalties. This can provide a sustainable revenue stream for your business. Some companies are working on the same principle. They receive royalties from licensed patents, possibly in combination with trademarks and designs. Of all the advantages of filing a patent, this is certainly the most productive.
Patent rights give inventors a specific market position and allow them to improve their portfolio by publishing their inventions. It then helps build good relationships with consumers and competitors that ultimately contribute to sales.
A patent application may be filed by the true original inventor or its assignee alone or jointly with others. However, the legal representative of the deceased may also file a patent application.
Inventions that are contrary to public order and morals cannot be patented.
The mere discovery of living or non-living substances occurring in the natural environment, or merely the discovery of scientific principles, is not patentable.
If two substances or devices or technologies, known and acting independently as separate entities, are arranged or rearranged for their function, this arrangement is not patentable.
Cultivation and agricultural techniques are not patentable.
Any kind of mathematical process, algorithm, business method, or computer program cannot be patented.
It should be novel.
It should have inventive step or it must be non-obvious
It should be capable of Industrial application.
It should not attract the provisions of section 3 and 4 of the Patents Act 1970.
Freedom of Modification—
Patent law gives the owner the right to use his idea in any way for a permitted period of time. This means that the owner has complete freedom to use, sell, or modify the original invention, preventing others from profiting from the same idea without his consent. Patents give inventors the opportunity to sue users who believe they infringe their patent rights.
Patented inventions are tradable:-
Patents can be licensed for longer term royalties. This can provide a sustainable revenue stream for your business. Some companies are working on the same principle. They receive royalties from licensed patents, possibly in combination with trademarks and designs. Of all the advantages of filing a patent, this is certainly the most productive.
Opportunity to gain a good reputation in the market:-
Patent rights give inventors a specific market position and allow them to improve their portfolio by publishing their inventions. It then helps build good relationships with consumers and competitors that ultimately contribute to sales.
ID and Address Proof of Applicant
ID and Address Proof of Inventor
Title and Description of the Invention
Claim of the Invention
Technical Aspects and Drawings
Details of all corresponding foreign applications, including application number, date of filing and current status
The patent registration process in India can take several years, depending on the complexity of the invention and the workload of the Indian Patent Office. Typically, it takes about 3-5 years from the date of filing to grant of the patent.
Yes, you can file a complete patent application in India before your provisional patent application has expired, but it must be filed within 12 months of the provisional application and must claim priority from the provisional application.
After a complete patent application is filed in India, you are not allowed to make any changes to the invention, but you can still file a divisional application if the invention is a combination of multiple inventions.