http://patentinindia.com/procedure-patent-registration-india/
This website gives detail description of patent filing in India, but anybody having experience of filing and obtaining patent ? How far the patent professionals or agents help in obtaining the patent.
http://patentinindia.com/procedure-patent-registration-india/
Yes, one can file a patent through an expert professional, many layers are doing such job. Patent is of what? is it of any Device or Drug? In Ayurveda drug a process patent is common. If it is well validated drug then better to bring in the market through any pharmaceuticals.
An experienced Patent agent can add a lot of value to the patent application when it comes to writing claims to secure broadest possible protection to the invention. You may also approach NRDC or PFC-TIFA C, DST for more information and help in this regards
See "10 steps in getting Patent in India for invention"
http://patentinindia.com/
Patent drafting, and in particular claim drafting, is an art that requires training and experience. Do-it-yourself patent applications can, and often do, end up failing to protect the invention, because the applicant said too much, or too little, or said something the wrong way. The resulting publication, without obtaining claims, can render the invention completely unpatentable.
Even an adequate application will be difficult to get past the examination stage on your own, since making arguments with the patent office requires knowledge of the law. Finally, the Indian patent system is decidedly not user-friendly: there are many procedural traps which can cost you your patent rights, and these can be avoided only with a thorough knowledge of the rules.
This one of the main firm for filing patents, may contact.
Delhi
L.S. DAVAR & CO.,
5/1, 1st Floor, Kalkaji Extension,
New Delhi-110019.
(011)26418980 / (011)26438126
(011)26464498 / (011)29234443
May take help from Dr. B.B. Singh, both are known to each other. He is a retired scientist from BARC.
Dr. B.B. Singh
M.Sc.; LL.M.; Ph.D.(Lond); F.A.Sc.; F.N.A.Sc.
IPR Attorney & Scientific Advisor and Advocate, High Court
Office: 211-Yusuf Building, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai - 400 001
Tel. 22049723/0664; 22883724
Residence: D-7 Fairlawn, V.N.Purav Marg, Chembur, Mumbai - 400 071
Tel. 2520 7210
Branch Office: 1- Nitanjali, Bangarwadi, Lonavla - 410 401
Cell. 9821005336
email:[email protected]; [email protected]
Website: www.iprpluslaw.com; www.iprpluslaw.web.com
For an outsider the simplest method is through PCT, which allow you to file first in the USPTO/EPO, get the report, and then have a 30 months window (from the filing date) as to continue with your Indian filing; again via PCT.
Jasmine Ritesh Gujarathi,
The patent is a techno-legal document. Writing a patent proposal is a special skill. You have to establish the patentability of your invention - novelty, non-obvious inventive steps, industrial applications etc. A comprehensive patent search has to be done to identify the advancement of your work with respect to prior art. Drafting of claims is also a very important task. You consult the Indian website, very lucidly written ( http://patentinindia. com/ ).
A researcher can do all these but for the first time there may be problem. Help may be taken from a professional (patent consultant/patent attorney) for drafting and filling a patent. After filing, there may be queries on the invention from the patent office. Specific reply on the queries is very important. The patent professional may extend his/her expertise and monitor the whole process from filing to grant.
Give your feedback. Best wishes
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Engineering
- Chemical Engineering