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Frequently asked Questions
The process of securing exclusive rights to an invention, per Patents Act, 1970, Section 6.
It protects inventions, enables legal action and enhances monetization, per Section 48.
No, but critical for legal enforcement and priority, per Section 11
Risks include loss of rights and difficulty proving novelty, per Section 64.
Provisional: 1–2 months for filing; non-provisional: 2–4 years for grant, per Patent Office timelines.
Patents Act, 1970, Indian Contract Act, 1872, Paris Convention, PCT.
Novel, non-obvious and industrially applicable inventions, per Section 2(1)(j).
Provisional secures a priority date for 12 months; non-provisional grants enforceable rights, per Section 9.
Yes, we align with Paris Convention and PCT for global protection, per Section 133.
We provide compliant filings, objection handling and optional advisory, per Patents Act, 1970.
20 years from filing for non-provisional; 12 months for provisional, per Section 53.
No, post-grant advisory or renewals are optional paid services, billed separately
