Form 3 is a declaration submitted by the inventor to the Indian Patent Office (IPO) in which the applicant provides all the information regarding foreign filing applications.
Name-date format Author(s), inventors; patent holder, assignee. Date. Title of patent. Country issuing the patent country code patent number.
Number formats four digits for year of filing (yyyy) one digit for the jurisdiction of the Indian Patent Offices (J) one digit for type of application (T) six digits for continuous running serial numbers for all Patent Offices in India (n)
No. Patent protection is a territorial right and therefore it is effective only within the territory of India. There is no concept of global/world patent.
Utility : Patent numbers consist of six, seven or eight digits. Enter the Patent number excluding commas and spaces and omit leading zeroes. Reissue : (e.g., Rennnnnn, RE000126) must enter leading zeroes between "RE" and number to create 6 digits.
It consists of the WIPO code WO (two letters), the year (four digits) and a serial number of six digits: WOyyyynnnnnn.
Form 1 contains details such as the type of application, the name and details of the applicant(s), the category of the applicant(s), the name and details of the inventor(s), the title of the invention, priority of the application(s) filed in a contracted country.
In the U.S, there's something called the Utility patent. This allows the patenting of a discovery of a process or machine provided the discovery is novel, useful, and unobvious. This isn't the case in India. India's patent laws do not allow you to patent the mere discovery of a process, machine, or product.
Ing to section 10 of Indian Patent act, 1970, the content of Patent application (complete specification) should include: Title of the invention. Field of the invention. Background of the invention. Object of the invention. Summary of the invention. Detailed description of the invention. Drawings. Best method.
No. Patent protection is a territorial right and therefore it is effective only within the territory of India. There is no concept of global/world patent.