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TRIPS, PCT and Global Patent Procurement

The introduction of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement has established a global patent system requiring a high standard of patent protection. However, any consequential increase in patent applications will further strain the resources of patent offices worldwide. A molithic World Patent Office granting World Patents will most likely remain a utopian idea but the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) has successfully demonstrated how to emulate a World Patent Office processing World Patent Applications . The current PCT only goes halfway towards the grant of a patent, hence, the logical step to handle an increase in patent applications would be to further develop the PCT towards a patent grant procedure. This has been recognized and in late 2000, the Assembly of the PCT Union decided to set up a special body to consider a formal request by the United States for a Reform of the Patent Cooperation Treaty .

The introduction of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement has established a global patent system requiring a high standard of patent protection. However, any consequential increase in patent applications will further strain the resources of patent offices worldwide.

A monolithic 'World Patent Office' granting 'World Patents' will most likely remain an utopian idea but the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) has successfully demonstrated how to emulate a 'World Patent Office' processing 'World Patent Applications'.

The current PCT only goes halfway towards the grant of a patent, hence, the logical step to handle an increase in patent applications would be to further develop the PCT towards a patent grant procedure. This has been recognised and in late 2000, the Assembly of the PCT Union decided to set up a special body to consider a formal request by the United States for a 'Reform of the Patent Cooperation Treaty'.

Author(s) Markus Nolff
Publisher Kluwer Law International
Date of Publication 04/07/2001
Language English
Format Hardback
ISBN-10 9041197400
ISBN-13 9789041197405
Subject National Law: Professional
eBay Product ID (ePID) 96034859
 
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Place of Publication Zuidpoolsingel
Country of Publication Netherlands
Imprint Kluwer Law International

 

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Kniha je ve velmi dobrém stavu, tvrdá lamino vazba, bez známek opotřebení, jako nová TRIPS, PCT and Global Patent Procurement The introduction of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement has established a global patent system requiring a high standard of patent protection. However, any consequential increase in patent applications will further strain the resources of patent offices worldwide. A molithic World Patent Office granting World Patents will most likely remain a utopian idea but the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) has successfully demonstrated how to emulate a World Patent Office processing World Patent Applications . The current PCT only goes halfway towards the grant of a patent, hence, the logical step to handle an increase in patent applications would be to further develop the PCT towards a patent grant procedure. This has been recognized and in late 2000, the Assembly of the PCT Union decided to set up a special body to consider a formal request by the United States for a Reform of the Patent Cooperation Treaty . The introduction of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement has established a global patent system requiring a high standard of patent protection. However, any consequential increase in patent applications will further strain the resources of patent offices worldwide. A monolithic 'World Patent Office' granting 'World Patents' will most likely remain an utopian idea but the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) has successfully demonstrated how to emulate a 'World Patent Office' processing 'World Patent Applications'. The current PCT only goes halfway towards the grant of a patent, hence, the logical step to handle an increase in patent applications would be to further develop the PCT towards a patent grant procedure. This has been recognised and in late 2000, the Assembly of the PCT Union decided to set up a special body to consider a formal request by the United States for a 'Reform of the Patent Cooperation Treaty'. Author(s) Markus Nolff Publisher Kluwer Law International Date of Publication 04/07/2001 Language English Format Hardback ISBN-10 9041197400 ISBN-13 9789041197405 Subject National Law: Professional eBay Product ID (ePID) 96034859 Publication Data Place of Publication Zuidpoolsingel Country of Publication Netherlands Imprint Kluwer Law International Platbu prosím do 3 dnů od skončení aukce na účet číslo 271882164/0300 Poštovné a balné se za více aukcí nesčítá

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