A PATENT is a legal document granting exclusive right to the holder about the control for the use of invention by the concerned government where the patent application is filed. The claims of the patent set forth the details of the invention. The holder enjoys the right by forbidding any misuse of the invention in any form without the authorization of the holder. The patent grant is valid for a specific geographical location or region and is valid for a limited time frame.
25. An exclusive right
granted to an
inventor for a
limited period of
time in exchange
for detailed public
disclosure of an
invention.
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26. Patent
An invention is a product
or a process or which
provides a solution to a
specific technical problem.
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27. The period of Patent is
of 20 years from the
date of filing the Patent
or Priority Date.
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29. ●
Devices or Products
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Articles of Manufacture
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Processes or Methods
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Chemical Compositions or
Compounds
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Micro Organisms
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Gene Sequences
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34. Patent
Patent owner may
license, collaborate
through joint venture or
sell invention rights
through technology
transfer for commercial
exploitation.
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35. A patent discloses
information of the invention
which promotes further
research and innovation.
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36. Patent
A patent is available in
Public Domain on the expiry
of the Patent Grant Period.
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37. Patent Grant can be refused.
If challenged, a Patent can
be invalid.
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53. Inventive Step:
Also referred as non-
obviousness.
The invention must not be
obvious to any person of
average or ordinary skill in
the art.
IPR PATENT: Criteria
55. Industrial
Application:
An invention must be useful
to perform the designated
function so that the society
receives positive benefit.
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60. Exclusions:
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Plants and Animals other
than micro-organisms.
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Biological processes for
production of plants and
animals.
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74. IPR Prior Art Search
Title of the Invention.
Names:
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Inventor
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Applicant
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Patent Agent
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Patent Attorney
75. IPR Prior Art Search
Numbers and Alpha-numerals
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Patent Number
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Application Number
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Publication Number
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Patent Classification
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76. IPR Prior Art Search
DATE:
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Date of Filing
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Date of Publication
78. IPR Prior Art Search
Keywords is combination
of words used from the
Patent Document.
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Abstract
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Claims
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Description
●
Conclusion
79. IPR Prior Art Search
Combination of Phrase’s
or Word’s using
Boolean Operator’s,
Nesting and Truncation.
80. IPR Prior Art Search
Boolean Operator’s are used
in Keyword’s search.
Keyword’s can be combined
with Boolean Operator’s like
OR, AND, NOT and XOR.
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81. IPR
Tennis AND Ball: Documents
having both the words tennis
and ball.
Tennis AND NOT Ball:
Documents having the word
tennis but not ball.
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82. IPR
Tennis OR Ball: Documents
having either the word
tennis or ball or both.
Tennis XOR Ball: Documents
having either the word
tennis or ball but not both.
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83. IPR Prior Art Search
Nesting:
Used to organize search
queries by using Parenthesis
and avoiding confusion.
Tennis AND Ball OR Racket
84. IPR Prior Art Search
(Tennis AND Ball) OR Racket:
Documents having either the
words Tennis and Ball or the
word Racket.
Tennis AND (Ball OR Racket):
Documents having the word
Tennis and either the word
Ball or Racket.
85. IPR Prior Art Search
Truncation:
Words can be truncated or
shortened to increase the
coverage of search.
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86. IPR Prior Art Search
Truncation
Wild-card's:
Percent (%)
Dollar ($)
Asterisk (*)
Question Mark (?)
87. IPR Prior Art Search
Elec*
All documents whether
relevant or not will be
searched and made
available.
Some search services allow
keyword truncation on both
left and right sides.
88. IPR Prior Art Search
Certain search services use
all search terms as words.
In this case Wild-cards are
not required.
89. IPR Prior Art Search
Phrases:
A group of words with
relevant meaning to the
context of search in
quotation marks.
90. IPR Prior Art Search
Tennis Ball:
Documents having both the
words Tennis and Ball.
By default treated as an
AND operation.
“Tennis Ball” :
Documents having the
phrase “Tennis Ball”.
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91. IPR Prior Art Search
In accordance with the
Strasbourg Agreement,
the International Patent
Classification (IPC) is an
effective search tool.
92. IPR Prior Art Search
International Patent
Classification (1971)
was enforced on
October 7, 1975.
93. IPR Prior Art Search
The International Patent
Classification (IPC) is
periodically revised to
improve the system and
take into account
technological developments.
94. IPR
The layout of International
Patent Classification (IPC)
Comprises of:
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Section
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Class
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Subclass
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Main
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Group
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Sub-group
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95. IPR Prior Art Search
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Sections - the highest level
of hierarchy classification.
Divided into eight sections
according to the field of
inventions.
The entire classification is
Alpha-Numeric composition.
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96. IPR Prior Art Search
International Patent
Classification (IPC)….
SECTION: Title
A. Human Necessities.
B. Performing Operations
and Transporting.
C. Chemistry and Metallurgy.
D. Textile and Paper.
97. IPR Prior Art Search
…. International Patent
Classification (IPC)
E. Fixed Construction.
F. Mechanical Engineering,
Lighting, Heating,
Weapons and Blasting.
G. Physics.
H. Electricity.
98. IPR
Layout
Section - Alphabet A-H
Title of the Section.
Sub section – Informative
Headings.
International Patent
Classification (IPC)
99. IPR
Layout:
Class – Numerals - 00 Two Digit
Class Title – Indication of
Content
Class Index – Informative
Summary
International Patent
Classification (IPC)
101. IPR
Layout
Group comprises of Main Group
Sub Group.
Designated by numerals.
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Classification (IPC)
102. IPR
International Patent
Classification (IPC)
H: Electricity.
H01: Basic Electric Elements.
H01S: Devices Using Stimulated
Emission.
H01S 3/00: Lasers.
The Classification separates the whole body
of technical knowledge using the
hierarchical levels i.e. section, class,
subclass, group and subgroup in descending
order of hierarchy.