Patent Search
Patent Search is a type of legal right to its owner excluding other people to use, copying its intellectual property. A Patentee can claim to Patent Office, if someone steals his invention.
Package Inclusions –
- Patent Search grants ownership of 20 years.
- Patent Application drafting.
- Analysis of Existing inventions.
- Government fees.
- Follow-up with the controller of the patent.
About Patent Search
Patent Search is an exclusive right of making, using, modifying, selling, offering for sale or importing newly invented articles or processes by its owner or inventor after going through with prescribed criteria of patentability search. Patent Search grants ownership of 20 years.
Package Inclusions
- Patent database search
- In depths Analysis of Existing inventions through comparisons with similar works
- Filing of Application before controller of Patent
- Government fees (for Individual applicant)
- Patent registration fees
Advantages of Patent Search
Monopoly advantage
Monopoly and competitive advantage.
Receiving
Receiving of Royalty
Sell Patent
Sell or licensed the patent right anytime.
Worldwide recognition
Worldwide recognition of patent.
Raising capital
Raising capital and creation of business.
Patent Search Process
Patentability Search on the basis of
a) Novelty/Uniqueness
b) Non-obviousness
c) Industrially Applicable
D) Feasible to general public
Drafting of Patent Application /Specification containing
a) Provisional Specification
b) Complete Specification
Publication and Examination of Specification
Publication and Examination of Specification
Objection
Objection Proceedings to Patent Grant including Anticipation of previous application
Grant of Patent
Grant of Patent
Frequently Asked Question about Patent search
Patent Application Filing should be on priority and should be done at early stages of research and invention by filing Provisional Specification followed by Complete Specification.
It is mandatory to file complete specification for grant of patent, and includes
1. Title of invention
2. Area/Field of invention
3. Summary
4. Description of Invention
5. Brief descriptions of diagrams, drawings, sketches (if involved)
6. Sample Examples
7. Abstract
An employee of the company generating intellectual property during his/her tenure, should be on the company name on agreement basis and if there is no agreement then on his own name.
An exclusive right to a patent is only available in a country in which patent is protected or registered, but there is a way by which you can defend your patent in many countries. This way is known as PATENT COOPERATION TREATY (PCT)