The Permanent patent is the sole legal right of an inventor which gives him the authority to prohibit any other
individual to make or use of his invention. This permanent patent has a validity period of 20 years. After 20 years, the
invention becomes disclosed to the public domain and everyone is free to make use of this.
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The 20-year validity makes individuals do more inventions in different fields. The patentee has the supreme power to
start a legal case against anyone who violates the patent rights which makes patenting a crucial process for any
company.
1. Generates Monetary Returns
The patent can be used as a powerful asset and has the potential to make monetary benefits than any other
Intellectual Property. The owner has the ultimate right and choice to license, assign, or sell the patent
whenever he wants. Many leading companies are examples that are making a great profit with their patents.
2. Increase Trustworthiness in Market
The patent has a direct or indirect connection with the brand or business image. The market value depends
on the usefulness of the invention and the trustworthiness that can help to expand the business.
3. File a Case against a violator
No one has the right to use the patent or violate the law against it. The owner has the only right to his
invention and he can file a case against anyone who is found misusing his invention.
4. Supreme Authority over Patent
The permanent patent has a legal right to the inventor and prohibits others to use his invention. That means
nobody can use the patented invention except for the owner.
5. Attract Investors
The investor has already analyzed the pros and cons of the patent in the provisional patent period and now
they are ready to invest in the invention.
Title of the invention
Name of an applicant for the patent
Address of applicant for the patent
Contact details of an applicant for the patent
Nationality of an applicant for the patent.
Description of the Invention
Technical aspects of the invention
DSC of Applicant
MSME
1. Selection of a Package
A patent applicant can start the process by selecting a perfect package or themselves and fill the required
details.
2. Collection of the Information & Documents
Collecting the information and documents for the application is the next step of the application process. The
team will help in providing the required information about the application. Also, the applicants can visit the
website to get more details about the application template.
3. Drafting of the Documents by Experts
As a next step, the experts will start drafting the documents.
4. Submission of Application
As the last step, the experts will apply for the permanent patent application and submit all the details
required in the application. After submitting the Form-A of the application, the team will acknowledge the
patentee with the receipt of the government patent office.
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A permanent patent is an exclusive techno-legal document that gives legal authority to the inventor to forbid others from making or using a particular invention. It protects the invention against unlawful use, copying, sharing, or creation of the same invention.
No, a Permanent patent does not mean getting a legal right over an invention permanently or lifelong. It is only valid for a tenure of 20 years. After 20 years of the patent, the invention becomes available in the public domain, and anyone can use the invention personally or commercially as well.
It takes 2 to 3 years in the approval process of getting a Permanent patent, but the owner of the invention has the right to claim his patent from the date of applying for the provisional patent.
The documents required for a Permanent Patent Application include the title of the invention, description of the invention, name of the applicant for the patent, address of the applicant for the patent, contact details of the patent applicant, nationality of the patent applicant, technical aspects of the invention, DSC of the applicant, and MSME.
Novelty, Inventive Step and Industrial applicability are the three eligibility criteria for a patentable invention which means that the invention must have some practical utility, must not be revealed in the public domain even by the owner before the date of application, and must be new and unique.
The patent becomes invalid because for various reason which includes the – If it crosses the duration of 20 years. If the patent is canceled. If the patent is challenged and won by the opposition. If the patentee fails to pay the patent renewal fee on an annual basis.
The office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs, and Trademarks or the Indian Patent Office under the Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade is the body that looks after and manages Permanent Patent-related matters.
The entity or individual needs to pay the annual renewal fees to get the legal right over the patent for a maximum of 20 years. After 20 years the Permanent patent comes out in the public domain and the owner does not have any right over it.
Some examples are exempted from getting a Permanent patent. A discovery, a mathematical method, a scientific theory, some computer programs or mobile applications, a method of medical treatment or diagnosis, a way of doing business, thinking, and playing games, artistic works, literary, dramatic, and musical work cannot be patented.
The Permanent patent lasts for a term of 20 years.
