What can be patented in India?

An invention that is novel, involves an inventive step, and is capable of industrial application can be patented under the Patents Act 1970. Section 3 excludes certain subject matter including mathematical methods, business methods, and software per se.

What is the difference between provisional and complete specification?

A provisional specification establishes a priority date and gives 12 months to file the complete specification. A complete specification contains full claims and description of the invention.

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Expert advisory on patent filing strategy, prior art search, patentability assessment, and IP protection under the Patents Act 1970.

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Prior Art Search

Patentability Assessment

Patent Filing Strategy

Provisional/Complete Specification Advisory

Patent Agent Coordination

How It Works

Invention Disclosure

Understand the invention through a detailed technical disclosure meeting.

Prior Art Search

Conduct prior art search on patent databases (Indian Patent Office, USPTO, EPO) to assess novelty.

Patentability Assessment

Assess patentability under the Patents Act 1970: novelty, inventive step, and industrial applicability. Identify Section 3 exclusions.

Filing Strategy

Advise on filing strategy: provisional vs. complete specification, Indian filing vs. PCT route, and priority claims.

Patent Agent Coordination

Coordinate with registered patent agent for drafting and filing of patent application.

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Detailed technical description of the inventionRequired

Drawings or diagrams (if applicable)Required

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