Section 10 of The Patents Act, 1970, PA : Section 10: Contents Of Specifications

The Patents Act, 1970, PA

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Explanation using Example

Imagine you are an inventor who has developed a new kind of eco-friendly fuel. To protect your invention, you decide to file a patent application.

According to Section 10 of The Patents Act, 1970, your patent application should contain a specification that describes your invention in detail. The title of your application could be "Eco-friendly Fuel Composition". This title indicates the subject matter of your invention.

In your application, you might include drawings of the chemical structure of your new fuel, as these would help to explain your invention. If the Controller finds these drawings necessary, they will be considered part of you...

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