Patent

A patent is a legal protection granted by a government to an inventor or assignee that gives them exclusive rights to their invention for a certain period of time. This protection prevents others from making, using, selling, or distributing the invention without the patent holder's permission. In essence, a patent provides a temporary monopoly on the invention, typically for a period of 20 years from the filing date of the patent application.

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Patent Prosecution

Patent prosecution refers to the process of securing patent protection for an invention through interaction with a patent office. It involves filing a patent application, responding to office actions, and potentially engaging in negotiations to overcome objections. Successful prosecution results in the grant of a patent, providing exclusive rights to the inventor.

Invalidation

Patent invalidation is the legal process of challenging the validity of a granted patent. It can occur through administrative proceedings or litigation, where evidence is presented to demonstrate that the patent does not meet legal requirements for novelty, non-obviousness, or other grounds. A successful invalidation renders the patent void.

Re-examination

Patent re-examination is a process that allows for the review of an issued patent by a patent office upon request. It typically involves presenting new evidence or arguments to challenge the patent's validity. Re-examination may result in the confirmation, amendment, or cancellation of patent claims, depending on the findings.

Industrial Design

Industrial design protection safeguards the aesthetic and ornamental aspects of a product's design. It grants exclusive rights to the creator, preventing unauthorized copying or imitation. Typically obtained through application before CNIPA, industrial design protection encourages innovation in product design by rewarding creators and fostering a competitive marketplace.