Overview
Patent Revocation – Complete Overview
What is Patent Revocation?
Patent revocation refers to the cancellation of a granted patent by a competent authority when it is found to be invalid or non-compliant with patent laws. Revocation proceedings can be initiated by an interested party.
Importance of Patent Revocation
Patent revocation helps prevent the misuse of patent rights and ensures that only genuine and legally valid inventions enjoy patent protection. It protects competitors and the public from unjustified patent monopolies.
Grounds for Patent Revocation
A patent may be revoked on grounds such as lack of novelty, absence of inventive step, insufficient disclosure, wrongful ownership, or violation of patentability criteria under Indian patent law.
Process of Patent Revocation
The process involves filing a revocation petition, submission of evidence, examination by the authority, hearings, and a final decision regarding cancellation of the patent.
Why Choose NYAYPATH LEGAL LLP
NYAYPATH LEGAL LLP offers professional legal support for patent revocation proceedings. Our team assists in drafting petitions, preparing evidence, and representing clients before appropriate authorities with precision and compliance.
