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Lecture 15 - sarathcholayil - 10-04-2017 Lecture 15 [attachment=17749] Indian patent act 1970..lays down 1) Grant of revocation of patents Patent may be granted to an invention subject to the provisions of the act. There is also a provision for grant of patents of addition to the patentee(for improvement) 2) Items not patentable: Inventions against the public interest, method of agriculture or horticulture, a mathematical or a business method, or a computer programme, algorithm etc. 3.) product patent: Previously it was process patent which allowed to manufacture the same or similar product by a process different from the patented one. This is not allowed because of the adoption of the product patent. 4) Patent period-20 years from the date of application 5) rights and obligations of patentee: Patentee has the exclusive right to use, make, sell or import the patented process/product. Normally prevents the third parties from using, making, selling or importing the patented product. Trade mark act 1999 Objectives: The registration and better protection of trade marks for goods and services. The prevention of the use of fraudulent marks. The central Govt appoints a Controller general of patents, Designs and Trade marks who works as a registrar for the purpose of trade marks |