Not exactly, But he owns the patent which is an Asset; It can be sold or leased out for Money.
Licensing, Assigning (sell out), Cross licensing, Improve with further & Protect with patent of addition, and ahead.
It depends on the patent. Few patents will fetch millions. Few will get only fame
Not exactly. But It is safe to have a patent to Sell the invention. There is a possibility of stealing.
Sure, someone will duplicate your product Subsequent loss.
No, there is no age restrictions at all. World's youngest patentee - four year old girl from Houston, Texas, for an aid for grasping round Knobs
The first patent was "In the making of pot ash and pearl ash by a new Apparatus & process" - washing powder By Samuel Hopkins on July 31, 1790.
No, once it expires, it becomes the public property.There is a possibility of getting extension, for medical related patents with the government approval.
No, Nobody would like to have a patent removed
By disclosing only 80% of the details one can make sure up to certain extent.
To prove their originality one must maintain the records to prove their invention is true.
Yes - food and clothing can be patented. E.g.: composition or ratio of food ingredients similarly for clothing
Like judiciary and other important portfolios, they also do take oath to maintain the secrecy. So they are bound to maintain secrecy of information of the patent.
There are many ways to find out. Product Search and prior art of the product will let anyone to know about the invention.
It depends upon the patents complexity. If the patent is simple in nature, it takes 22 months to get it patented.
The design should be new or original, not previously published or used the design should relate to features of shape, configuration, pattern or ornamentation applied or applicable to an article.
Object of the Designs Act to protect new or original designs so created to be applied or applicable to particular article to be manufactured by Industrial Process or means.
Prevents unauthorized use of a Registered Geographical Indication by others. It promotes economic prosperity of producers of goods produced in a geographical territory.
An authorized user has the exclusive rights to the use of geographical indication in relation to goods in respect of which it is registered.
Full Name, Address and Nationality of Applicant /The year & country of first publication of the work/ List of countries where published and the year of publication/ The year & the country of last publication/ Six copies of the work/Power of Attorney.
What is the time taken for the grant of copyright in India?
The application with complete details is filed.
There after, the application is examined and raised if any objections.
The certificate is issued by the copyright office after the objections.