Patents

Patent Search and Prosecution

A patent is a set of exclusive rights granted by a state (National Government) to an inventor or their assignee for a limited period of time in exchange for the public disclosure of an invention.

The existing Indian Patent and Designs Act was enacted in 1911 and since then there have been substantial changes in the political and economic conditions of the country. The need for comprehensive law so as to ensure more effectively that patent rights are not worked to the detriment of the consumer or to the prejudice of trade of industrial development of the country was felt as early as 1948 and in that year the Government appointed the Patents Enquiry Committee to review the working of patents law in India. present bill contains comprehensive provisions to amend and consolidate the existing law and also contains amendments/recommendations by the Joint Committee. The Patent Bill having being passed by both the houses of Parliament received the assent of the President on 19th September, 1970. It came on the Statute Book as The Patents Act, 1970 (39 of 1970).

Principles Underlying the Patent Law in India:

Invention must be new, useful and non-obvious. There are some exceptions to this, so inventions in spite of being new, non-obvious and useful cannot be patented under the Act.

  • Invention must be disclosed fully.
  • The Act recognizes that the Central Government may use the invention without the payment of royalty to the inventor. The idea is that the invention can be put to use for general public benefit by Government in certain circumstances when the patentee would have to forgo his commercial gain in the interest of general public.
  • Some restricted use of patented invention permissible under the law.
  • Use by a person other than patentee constitutes infringement of the patent.

Patent Search Services

Aptlex Patent Services’ structured research methodology coupled with process flexibility enables us to accommodate customized requirements and provide expert business solutions aimed at realizing the end value for our clients under the following areas of work.

We offer a wide range of search and analytic services in Intellectual Property (IP) / Patent Research, Patent Search, Literature Search and Non-Patent Search backed by experienced and qualified professional experts in IP information and research, armed with access to an array of databases – both free as well as commercial. Our technology verticles include various areas of Engineering viz., Automation & Control, Electronics, Electrical, Telecommunications, Mechanical, IT, Software, Chemistry, Life Sciences and Pharmaceuticals, etc…

Patent Drafting and Filing

We offer comprehensive patent prosecution services which transform inventive ideas to enforceable patents. Our teams law and technology profiles helps them to handle all phases of patent filing all the way through granting of the patents for a wide range of technical domains. We undertake patent filing and patent prosecution for both national and international clientele. Aptlex is also involved in conducting IP due diligence studies for corporations and industrial organizations.

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