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PATENTSHIP

A patent grants exclusive rights to inventors for a limited period (20 years), allowing them to prevent others from making, using, or selling their inventions. Patents are territorial, meaning a Pakistani patent only provides rights within Pakistan. Patent protection encourages innovation by ensuring that inventors can benefit from their creations. It involves specific requirements such as novelty and inventive steps. This article covers what can and cannot be patented, the different types of patents, and the significant benefits of holding a patent for inventors and businesses.

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PATENTSHIP

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  1. PATENTSHIP

  2. What is a Patent? • Patent • is an exclusive and monopoly right • to use the patented invention • for a limited area and time (20 Years) • by stopping others • from making, using, importing or selling. • Patents are territorial rights, • so a Pakistani patent will only give the owner rights • within Pakistan and • rights to stop others from importing products into Pakistan • No concept of International Patents • When a patent is granted, • the applicant becomes the owner of the patent. • Like any other form of property, a patent can be bought, sold or licensed.

  3. Invention • An Invention means • A new product or process; • Involving an inventive step; • Capable of industrial application Essential Ingredients of Patents • Novelty • Inventive Step • Lack of Obviousness, • Sufficiency of description.

  4. What is the need for Patents? • To enjoy monopoly of the invention through exclusive rights • Right to manufacture • Right to sell • Right to import, etc. • Inventions should be encouraged for public interest • Encourage the disclosure of inventions in preference to their use in secret

  5. Benefits Of Patents • Reducing the number of competitors in the market • Confidence for venture capitalists or other investors • Increase the value of the company

  6. What Cannot be Patented • Mere Idea/Discovery • Contrary to Natural laws • Contrary to Public Morality or Order • Mere Arrangement/Rearrangement • New use/property of a known material • Method of Agriculture/Horticulture • Plants and Animals except Micro-organisms • Mathematical or Business Method • Process of treating human beings or animals • Atomic energy • Traditional Knowledge

  7. Types of Patents • Utility • Plant • Design

  8. Utility Patent • Whoever invents or discovers any new and useful process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter, or any new and useful improvement thereof, may obtain a patent

  9. Plant Patents • Whoever invents or discovers and reproduces any distinct and new variety of plant

  10. Design Patents • Whoever invents any new, original, and ornamental design for an article of manufacture may obtain a patent.

  11. Patenting is easy. • Inventing is tough.

  12. Old story • Formulate Hypothesis, • Accumulate Data, • Do Extensive Testing! • Face competition

  13. New story • Formulate a hypothesis, • Patent it. • Raise millions!

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