Transform novel technical breakthroughs and proprietary industrial processes into enforceable 20-year monopolies under the Indian Patents Act, 1970.
Under the Patents Act, 1970, an Indian patent grants an inventor an exclusive 20-year legal monopoly to manufacture, license, or sell an invention. To be patentable, an invention must satisfy three statutory tests: Global Novelty, an Inventive Step (Non-obviousness), and Industrial Applicability. Trademark Expert India, guided by Adv. Rahimullah Ansari & Dr. Bhawana Chauhan (Ph.D., LL.M), handles patentability novelty searches, provisional locking of priority dates, non-infringement opinions, and complete specification prosecution before the Indian Patent Office, Dwarka, New Delhi.
A patent is only as strong as the independent and dependent claims drafted within the specification. Our patent prosecution practice conducts exhaustive Prior Art novelty audits before drafting provisional and complete claims that withstand tough Controller examinations.
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