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posted Monday 21 of September 2015 by neha [patent searches]
A. Patent rights that can be enforced are national rights, not international rights. This is just the way it is. One day, there may... view

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A. No, clear and comprehensible drawings (that enable one of ordinary skill in the art to make and use the invention without undue ex... view

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posted Tuesday 19 of July 2011 by Dan
A. You can copyright the text of your theory, but you cannot copyright the concepts behind the theory itself. You can, however, patent a tangible application of the theory, such a treatment derived from the theory. But then, so could anyone else. In other words, once you publish your theory, others could patent practical applications provided they are new, inventive and industrially applicable.

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