Patent Invention
A patent is a legal document that gives the owner the exclusive right to commercially exploit the invention for the life of the patent, preventing other inventors and manufacturers from using the same idea.The idea is that the inventor has the right to get back your investment and profit from it. It acts as an incentive — without the ability to patent it, inventors wouldn't bother — because there would be nothing to stop someone else stealing the invention and profiting from it at your expense.
The application of a patent should be for one invention only and must be made in prescribed form and filed in the Patent Office. It must circumstance that the applicant is in possession of the invention and claiming to be the true and first inventor. It must be accompanied by a "Provisional Specification" describing the invention. The application may, consequently, be made even before the full details of working of the invention are developed. To filling the application for a patent disclosing the invention would secure priority date of the invention, and thereby, enable the inventor to work out the practical details of the invention and to file complete specification within 12 months from the date of filing of provisional specification.
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The application of a patent should be for one invention only and must be made in prescribed form and filed in the Patent Office. It must circumstance that the applicant is in possession of the invention and claiming to be the true and first inventor. It must be accompanied by a "Provisional Specification" describing the invention. The application may, consequently, be made even before the full details of working of the invention are developed. To filling the application for a patent disclosing the invention would secure priority date of the invention, and thereby, enable the inventor to work out the practical details of the invention and to file complete specification within 12 months from the date of filing of provisional specification.
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