Patent rights Process Steps By keerthika

1. NAME OF THE STUDENT – P.KEERTHIKA .
CLASS – I – MBA .
REGISTER NO -
SUBJECT – BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT .
SIGNATURE OF THE STUDENT WITH DATE -
DATE OF THE TEST -
NAME OF THE FACULTIES -
MARK OBTAINET -
SIGNATURE OF THE FECULTY -

2. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
PATENT

3. An official document conferring a right or privilege letter
patent. a writting securing for a term of years the right to exclude
others from making. Using, or selling an invention. the monopoly
or right so granted a patented invention. privilege, license .
MEANING

4. DEFINITION
The definition of a patent is the right from the federal
government to produce and sell something for a certain
number of years without anyone copying it. An example of
patent is a protection against copying the production method
used to create M&MS.

5. CALLED A PATENT
The word patent originates from the Latin patere,
which means to lay open (ie., to make available for public
inspection.)

6. IMPORTANCE
A patent gives you the right to stop others from copying ,
manufacturing , selling or importing your invention without your
permission . See protecting intellectual property . You get protection for a
pre determined period , allowing you to keep competitors at bay . You can
then use your invention yourself.

7. The three types of patents are utility patents , design patents ,
and plant patents . Utility patents are issued for inventions that are
novel and useful . Design patents protect the design or image of a
product . Plant patents are issued to applicants for plants that can
reproduce .
PATENT AND TYPES OF PATENT

8. TYPES OF PATENT
 Utility patent . This is what most people think of when they
think about a patent.
 Provisional patent.
 Design patent.
 Plant patent.