Guide of Patent Protection

Once any new idea or invention is conceptualized it becomes necessary to get a patent. Only a patent can certify that the invention is original. Patents encourage and become stimulus for other future innovations. By definition, a patent is a set of exclusive right that is granted to an inventor / assignee for a fixed period of time in exchange for a disclosure of an invention. Different countries have different procedures for granting patents. It is necessary that the patent application must include one or more claims giving details of the new invention that must be industrially feasible, useful, and inventive. Remember a patent is not a right to practice or use the invention but prevent others from from making, using, selling, or offering the invention for sale.

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