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Introduction to Patents and Patent Law in India

Introduction to Patents and Patent Law in India

Bose, Joy
Bose, Siva Prasad

Paperback

Series: Indian Laws

Technology & EngineeringGeneral Law

ISBN13: 9798774154456
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 26 2021
Pages: 98
Weight: 0.31
Height: 0.20 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Patents are one of the most powerful tools available to inventors, entrepreneurs, and innovators - yet the patent system remains poorly understood by most people outside the legal profession. In India, where a new generation of startups, researchers, and engineers is driving the country toward becoming a global innovation leader, that knowledge gap can be costly.

This book bridges that gap.

From the fundamentals of intellectual property to the step-by-step procedure for filing a patent application at the Indian Patent Office, Introduction to Patents and Patent Law in India demystifies the Indian patent system for the non-specialist. Written in plain language and enriched with real-world examples, diagrams, and references to actual cases and tools, it is the practical guide that every Indian inventor, entrepreneur, and student of IP law needs.

But this book goes beyond the procedural. It equips readers with creative strategies to develop stronger, more defensible patent applications - including Design Thinking, TRIZ methodology, and innovation frameworks such as SCAMPER and Blue Ocean Strategy. It explores the commercialization journey from patent grant to market success, and examines famous patent wars from Apple vs. Samsung to the CRISPR gene-editing battle, drawing out lessons that every inventor can apply.

The book also engages honestly with the harder questions: Do patents help or hinder innovation? Who benefits from the current system, and who is left out? How should we think about pharmaceutical patents, traditional knowledge, software patents, and AI-generated inventions? A special chapter critically examines the current patent regime and proposes forward-thinking reforms - grounded in both global best practices and Indian philosophical traditions.

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