Patent and scope of industrial property


Question 1: What do you mean by the term patent and why are patents essential?

Question 2: Illustrate the reason Why an invention must be patented, rather keeping it secret?

Question 3: What are the advantages of protecting an industrial design?

Question 4: What do you understand by the term national treatment with reference to the Paris Convention?

Question 5: Describe the benefits of PCT for the applicant, the patent offices and common public.

Question 6: What criteria should an invention satisfy for it to be granted a patent?

Question 7: What are the provisions concerning national treatment in the 1991 Act?

Question 8: What kind of biological materials can be deposited?

Question 9: Illustrate the issues included with compulsory licensing with reference to technological advancement of a country.

Question 10: What is the provision regarding the compulsory licensing of patents?

Question 11: What are the provisions concerning compulsory licensing in case of dependent patent beneath TRIP agreement?

Question 12: When are the breeder’s rights cancelled?

Question 13: What are the conditions to qualify for the status of international depository authority?

Question 14: Describe in brief the scope of industrial property.

Question 15: What is the basic difference between an industrial design and a trade mark or Patent?

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