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PATENTS
- A patent is a set of exclusive rights granted by a
State to the inventor of a new product or
technology, which can be commercially
exploited for a limited period of time, in
exchange for the disclosure of the invention.
- Grant an exclusive right
and exploitation
- for 20 years
non-extendable
- It has a negative character,
prevents exploitation from third
parties
- It has an economic value
- Can yield
- Can be licensed
- The license can be:
exclusive, non-exclusive,
mandatory and full-fledged
- The license can be:
exclusive, non-exclusive,
mandatory and full-fledged
- Can yield
- for 20 years
non-extendable
- It is regulated by:
- International level: ADPIC, C
union paris, Washington
Co-operation Treaty.
- European
level: munich
agreement
and
luxembourg
convention.
- Spanish
level:
patent law
11/1986
- International level: ADPIC, C
union paris, Washington
Co-operation Treaty.
- They have three
requirements
- Formal: refer to the request
- Objectives, these
are divided into two.
- Positive
- Executable industrial invention:
must have industrial application
- Inventive activity
- Novelty
- Executable industrial invention:
must have industrial application
- Negative
- Inventions in which your
patent concession is
prohibited
- Inventions in which your
patent concession is
prohibited
- Positive
- Subjective, the inventor has a
patent right and a holder
- Formal: refer to the request
- Causes for annulment
of a patent
- Judicially declared, retroactive effects, lack of
formal requirements, insufficient description,
when the holder has no right to request it.
- Judicially declared, retroactive effects, lack of
formal requirements, insufficient description,
when the holder has no right to request it.
- Expiration of a patent
- The patent was granted
validly but the term of
validity expires
- No retroactive effects
- The patent was granted
validly but the term of
validity expires
- JHAN MARTÍNEZ
- The regulatory body of Colombia in
charge of Patents is the Superintendence
of Industry and Commerce.
- To register a patent you must:
1. Download and fill out the
Unique Patent Application
Form PI02 - F01. 2. Make the
corresponding payment for
this procedure. 3. Attach the
following documents: 3.1
Summary of the innovation.
3.2 One or more claims that
specify the subject for which
protection is requested. 3.3
Description of the invention.
3.4 Figures or drawings if
necessary. 3.5 Proof of
payment.
- The invention patent
application costs 540
thousand. And the utility
model, 317 thousand. We
must add 452 thousand
of the patentability test.
There are 75 percent
discounts for students,
universities and
microenterprises.
- To register a patent you must:
1. Download and fill out the
Unique Patent Application
Form PI02 - F01. 2. Make the
corresponding payment for
this procedure. 3. Attach the
following documents: 3.1
Summary of the innovation.
3.2 One or more claims that
specify the subject for which
protection is requested. 3.3
Description of the invention.
3.4 Figures or drawings if
necessary. 3.5 Proof of
payment.
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