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The Patents Act, 1970

The Patents Act, 1970 governs the grant of patents in India and regulates the working, revocation, and infringement of patents.

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Summary

The Patents Act, 1970 is an Indian law that governs the grant of patents in India. The Act provides for the process of applying for and obtaining patents, the rights of the patent holder, and the duration and termination of patents. It also regulates the working, revocation, and infringement of patents. The Act aims to promote innovation and the development of new technology by providing a framework for the protection of intellectual property rights. The Act also provides for the establishment of the Patent Office, which is responsible for administering the patent system in India.

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1 Section 1: Short Title, Extent And Commencement Open
2 Section 2: Definitions And Interpretation Open
3 Section 3: What Are Not Inventions Open
4 Section 4: Inventions Relating To Atomic Energy Not Patentable Open
5 Section 5: [Omitted] Open
6 Section 6: Persons Entitled To Apply For Patents Open
7 Section 7: Form Of Application Open
8 Section 8: Information And Undertaking Regarding Foreign Applications Open
9 Section 9: Provisional And Complete Specifications Open
10 Section 10: Contents Of Specifications Open
11 Section 11: Priority Dates Of Claims Of A Complete Specification Open
12 Section 11A: Publication Of Applications Open
13 Section 11B: Request For Examination Open
14 Section 12: Examination Of Application Open
15 Section 13: Search For Anticipation By Previous Publication And By Prior Claim Open
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