Reporting Examination Reports from the Patent Office to Client and filing responses to each report
A patent is an exclusive right granted to an inventor for an invention that protects the inventor against any unauthorized use of such a patent, the patent is mostly granted for a period of 20 years and the patent holder can take legal action against any unauthorized use of such patent. The patent holder has the right to grant an exclusive or non-exclusive license to use the patent to anyone for a specific period, the patent holder shall receive consideration for the license. The licensee’s rights to use the patent shall be limited and the licensee shall pay a royalty to the patent holder out of the profit made by use of such patent.
Therefore, we can say a patent is basically the granting of protection to an invention, which is a means of doing something new or providing a new technical solution to a problem. However, there are some inventions that might not get patents such as discoveries, mathematical methods, commercial methods, plants and animal varieties, scientific theories, etc. Also, methods, surgeries, and treatments that are done on humans and animals do not get patented in some nations.
In India, it is mandatory to respond to the Patent Examination report (FER) within 6 months of its issue date. This timeline is extendable to 3 months on request, failing which the application may be abandoned.
It is always recommended to file the response to the First Examination Report (FER) as soon as possible so that the response can be reviewed by the Patent Office and another examination report if required may be issued.
If the FER is responded to accurately with respect to all the objections mentioned therein, the Patent Grant is possible without hearing. The patent would only be granted after the filing of the Examination Response; the Patent Office is satisfied that the Patent Application satisfies all the requirements of the Indian Patent Act, 1970.
Process:
When can objections be raised?
Service Inclusions
Professional Fees
Service Exclusions
GST, Government Fee, and other Additional Taxes
Process followed by White Code Legal:
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