INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) AND ITS TYPES
IPR stands for Intellectual Property Rights. These are the legal rights that protect creations of the mind. In simple terms, IPR are the property rights intellectual property owners have over…
IPR stands for Intellectual Property Rights. These are the legal rights that protect creations of the mind. In simple terms, IPR are the property rights intellectual property owners have over…
PCT Applications or a Conventional Application?The process of applying for a patent needs to be crystal clear. One must understand the best suitable route to get a patent. PCT stands…
File a Provisional application or a complete application are the two ways for filing a patent application for the invention. There are no as such rules or methods available for…
The technological improvements in the world have led to the inception of various ideas among various peoples around the world who are not an inventor in a specific field but…
Difference Between an Applicant and Inventor The deep meaning of the two terminology Applicant and Inventor in Patent can conclude it can be the same or different entity. It all…
Intellectual Property remains the cornerstone of all start-ups, whether they are dealing with cutting edge technology or creative and artistic works. These intellectual properties in the beginning reside as intellectual…
A patentability search is an analysis that is performed to understand whether the invention is patentable or not. It identifies prior art that may be relevant to the invention and…
Mobile applications are now days considered as lifeline of human race. From calculation to the management of finances, from Music applications to create your music apps/songs and from clicking a…
Patents are the statutory right granted to the inventor or applicant for their invention for maximum 20 years of time from priority or filing date so that no one can…
Intellectual Property has nowadays become a strategic business tool to protect the new inventions so that no one can use, sell and license them without the prior permission of Inventor…