(i) Paris Convention for the protection of Industrial Property

(ii)    Patent Co-operation Treaty PCT.

(iii)  Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights TRIPS.

(iv) Eurasian Patent Convention.

Months from the date of priority or International filing whichever is earlier.

Patents in Russia can be granted by:

- The Eurasian Patents Office - EAPO

Inventions may relate to products, processes or industrial applications.  Patents are therefore granted to inventions that:

i)   Are New or Novel

ii)  Involve an inventive step

iii) Comprise of a process or an Industrial application of the invention.

For an Invention to be patentable, it should contain the following:

(i). Novelty:   An invention is considered new or novel if it is not included in the state of the art.  State of the art consists of all the information available and accessible to the public prior to the date of filing for the patent application nationally or internationally by means of its description, use or any other method by which it may be known or utilised by experts in the field.

(ii). Inventive Step:  is, given the prevailing state of the art, it is not obvious to an expert in that field.  An invention is considered "obvious" when it is within the grasp of a skilled person in that field of expertise & therefore to be expected from him.

(iii). Industrial Application:  of the invention would be "when the object of the invention may be produced, manufactured or used in any kind of industry including agriculture" 

Inventions pertaining to the following:

(i)   Discoveries, Scientific Theories & Mathematical methods.

(ii)  Aesthetic creations.

(iii) Substances already existing in nature and nuclear materials.

(iv) Charts

(v) Schemes, Rules, Methods for performing mental acts, playing games, doing business as well as Presentation of Information.

(vi) Programmes for Computers.

(vii) Inventions contrary to public order & morals.

(viii)  Methods of treatment by surgery or therapy on humans and animals.

(ix) Prejudicial to the Interest or Security of the Nation.

PartityPatents Law Firms through its associates in Belarus is at hand to help you with patent registration and prosecution. 

(i).   A formal request for the grant of a patent of invention.

(ii).  The name and address or head office of the applicant or his representative .

(iii).  Short adequate Title of the Invention to be patented.

(iv).  Summary of the invention and Priority data if any.

(v).  Description of the invention along with drawings if any.

(vi).  Claims along with Abstract.

(vii). Drawings necessary to understand the invention.

(IX).  Priority Data if any.

• Once the application is filed, the application is scrutinised for defense & security aspects.

•  The invention patentability.

• The patent application unitary aspects.

• The correctness of priority claimed.

• The invention compliance with  patentability conditions.

• Formality & Substantial requisites.

• Patents confer to its holders or his successors an exclusive right to work the invention.

• Patentee may authorise such uses of the patent through a contractual agreement with interested parties as to import, rent out, deliver or sell the product patent .

• He may authorise the working of the patent either by a manufacturer or by an importer.

• Patentee may even assign, lease or licence the patent.

• He is entitled to take legal action against infringers.

• He is entitled to retain moral right over the invention as "the author of the invention". 

• The patent can be pledged for which it has to be registered in the patent register to become effective.

ParityPatents along with specialised Patent Lawyers and Patent Attorneys in Belarus, can assist you comprehensively with Compulsory Licence matters.     

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