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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
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Allows inventors to prevent or exclude other people of companies from manufacturing, selling or using there patented inventions
Patent
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Where was the first systematic patent law developed?
Venice
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Is the most important branch of intellectual property
Patent law
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This rewards inventors for their skill and effort
Patent law
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Patents is not all about the money
False
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Patents don’t last forever
True
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It is a balance between providing inventors with incentives and ensuring public access
Patent
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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
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If somebody else already invented or patented a similar invention, you can still get a patent
False
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Patent have to be clear and complete enough for someone else to recreate the invention without trouble
True
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Types of patents issued by the Patent and Trademark office
- Utility Patents
- Design Patents
- Plant Patents
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Term protection for Utility patents
- Term protection: 20 years
- Additional 5 years for drugs and medical medicines
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Covers any new, original, and ornamental rather than useful article of manufacture
Design Patents
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Apple is famous for their.....
Design and utility patents
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Design patents term protection
14 years
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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
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It has to have at least one distinguishing characteristics to establish it as a distinct variety
Plant Patents
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In plant Patents, if it comes from a seed, you can patent it
False
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Plant patents does not last forever
True
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Governement allows these exclusive rights in exchange for the clear and detailed public disclosure of inventions
Patents
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Sums up the economic rationale of patent law
The 1474 Venetian Patent Statute
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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
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What are held not to be patentable?
- Laws of nature
- Physical phenomenon
- Abstract Ideas
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In what year was the issue involving biotech firm that had isolated human DNA linked to ovarian and breast cancer
2013 case
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Magic 8ball’s patent was issued in
1964
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