Patents, Novelty, and trolls

  1. A grant by the government that allows an inventor or maintain a monopoly on the use and development of an invention for a limited time
    Patent
  2. Allows inventors to prevent or exclude other people of companies from manufacturing, selling or using there patented inventions
    Patent
  3. Where was the first systematic patent law developed?
    Venice
  4. Is the most important branch of intellectual property
    Patent law
  5. This rewards inventors for their skill and effort
    Patent law
  6. Patents is not all about the money
    False
  7. Patents don’t last forever
    True
  8. It is a balance between providing inventors with incentives and ensuring public access
    Patent
  9. Requirements for patent protection
    • 1st: the patent’s subject matter be patentable
    • 2nd: the patent must be useful and works
    • 3rd: the invention must be new or novel
    • 4th: the innovation must be non-obvious
    • 5th: enablement
  10. If somebody else already invented or patented a similar invention, you can still get a patent
    False
  11. Patent have to be clear and complete enough for someone else to recreate the invention without trouble
    True
  12. Types of patents issued by the Patent and Trademark office
    • Utility Patents
    • Design Patents
    • Plant Patents
  13. Term protection for Utility patents
    • Term protection: 20 years
    • Additional 5 years for drugs and medical medicines
  14. Covers any new, original, and ornamental rather than useful article of manufacture
    Design Patents
  15. Apple is famous for their.....
    Design and utility patents
  16. Design patents term protection
    14 years
  17. Granted to persons who first noticed the distinctiveness of a plant, reproduced it asexually by cloning rather than growing it from a seed
    Plant Patents
  18. It has to have at least one distinguishing characteristics to establish it as a distinct variety
    Plant Patents
  19. In plant Patents, if it comes from a seed, you can patent it
    False
  20. Plant patents does not last forever
    True
  21. Governement allows these exclusive rights in exchange for the clear and detailed public disclosure of inventions
    Patents
  22. Sums up the economic rationale of patent law
    The 1474 Venetian Patent Statute
  23. These ideas of granting exclusive rights to inventors to encourage discovery spread throughout______
    Europe into England then to the United States where it was incorporated into the US Constitution
  24. What are held not to be patentable?
    • Laws of nature
    • Physical phenomenon
    • Abstract Ideas
  25. In what year was the issue involving biotech firm that had isolated human DNA linked to ovarian and breast cancer
    2013 case
  26. Magic 8ball’s patent was issued in
    1964
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Patents, Novelty, and trolls
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