Provisional patent specification or application is a prefatory step, which is done before filling of a regular patent application.

What is Patent?

  Grounds of Revocation of Patent Application There are four basic grounds through which a patent application can be revoked: Surrender of Patent A revocation under Section 64 of the Patents Act Revocation of patent related to atomic energy Revocation of a patent that is not in public interest Revocation on the grounds of being 'Non-Working' The party interested or the central government can file an application on the following grounds for revocation: The claims mentioned in the complete specification do not involve a patentable subject matter The person who has applied for a patent application is not entitled to claim the invention The claims mentioned in the invention are not novel as they are either the part of claims mentioned in the complete specification with a priority date before the date of the application.

Also, a subsidiary company that’s held by another subsidiary company will automatically become the subsidiary of the parent company.

When and How to Apply for a Dormant Status?

The term 'Patent Troll' represents patent blackmailer or extortionist.

Once the patentee is granted patent protection; the claims made in the application are the rights that should not be infringed.

The patent application is also known as a patent specification.

If it's your strategy is to protect your logo, know that your logo cannot attain patent or copyright protection.

Types of Patent Applications in India Provisional Patent Application A provisional application is a non- final application that is filed when an invention has not yet matured.