14/01/2022 Financial & Legal Services
A Patent is an integral part of IPR (Intellectual Property Rights); principally, it's an exclusive right given to the original innovator for a unique product or process that gives a distinct way of doing commodity or reveals a new specialized result to a specialized problem.
trademark opposition in Bhutan is governed by Section 27 of the Industrial Property Act, 2001 and Rule 47 of the Industrial Property Rules, 2001. S.S....
Patent infringement occurs when a third party uses, makes, sells, or imports a patented invention without the patent holder’s consent. At SS Rana &...
Patents in the automobile industry protect innovations in vehicle design, safety systems, fuel efficiency, and autonomous technology. They foster comp...
Patent annuity and renewal in India involve annual fee payments to keep a patent active for up to 20 years. Starting from the 3rd year, fees must be p...
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