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The interesting this about patents is that a patent does not grant one the right to use or practice an invention. Rather, what a patent does is gives you the right to prevent others from creating, using, selling, or importing a patented invention for a period of 20 years from filing date. Patent law is a piece of legislation that took years in the making. The Greek city of Sybaris encouraged discoveries by ensuring that for the space of a year, only the patentor could claim the profits arising from the invention. In 1474, the Republic of Venice created a decree which regulated patents and their uses. The articles in this section are all about patents.
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Posted by Paulll Robert. Published on Feb 23, 2010
When time is essential to business operations, well-known ways to quickly take in order to find the necessary information and connect with the appropriate person to be part of business operations. Find a notary, when you need to make the documents immediately to offer quite a dilemma, if you are not alone, that you already are.
Posted by Ekrem Gundogdu. Published on Jan 22, 2010
If you have created a new invention, it could be commercially advantageous to apply for a patent which may allow you to control how the invention is used.
Posted by Russell Williams. Published on Dec 31, 2009
â??Going to marketâ? refers to the process of trying to â??sellâ? your idea. Now, if your goal is to manufacture and market your invention on your own, then â??going to marketâ? means approaching retailers to sell your finished product to them or perhaps setting up a website where consumers can place their orders directly with you.
Posted by Dominic Ericsson. Published on Dec 22, 2009
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Posted by John Mathew. Published on Dec 16, 2009
Patents.com provides one of the most comprehensive free patent search sites on the web. Our powerful patent search engine is fast, easy to use, and enables you to employ the most advanced patent search techniques.
Posted by Russ Williams. Published on Dec 02, 2009
Learning how to patent an idea is often the first step in the invention and patent process for new inventors. When inventors contact my company, InventionHome.com about the patent process and learning how to patent an idea, we believe they should start by learning about provisional patent applications vs. utility (non-provisional) patent applications.
Posted by Russell Williams. Published on Nov 23, 2009
In this article I will discuss the three most popular questions I receive when it comes to a prototype. What is a prototype? Should I develop a prototype? Reasons to develop a prototype.
Posted by Russell Williams. Published on Oct 24, 2009
Many inventors believe that they need to spend tens of thousands of dollars developing and manufacturing their ideas on their own to succeed, which is why you read so many stories about inventors who spent their life savings chasing an invention. While manufacturing is one option for certain inventors, it is not the most common option and certainly not the least risky.
Posted by Sudhir Kumar. Published on Oct 22, 2009
Supreme Court of India in its civil appellate jurisdiction adjudicated on a Patent dispute titled J. Mitra & Co. Pvt. Ltd. versus Asst. Controller of Patents & Design. & Ors.The Supreme Court granted the leave and directed the High Court to adjudicate the matter in interest of justice for only two appeals of such kind were pending in the High Courts. The special circumstances arises because of dichotomy introduced for the first time by the Patents (Amendment) Act, 2005
Posted by Shireen Smith. Published on Oct 05, 2009
This class of protection is of immense importance to innovators operating in markets which rely on technology, where a firm grasp of this branch of the law is vital. Difficulty lies in the pace at which the law is developing to cope with emerging markets.