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Space Technology And Patents





Vanshika Oberoi, IPR Attorney at Law Office of Rahul Dev


ABSTRACT


Patent law around the globe isn't explicitly only about where an invention was made, a fact emerging from the prerequisite of public treatment in the Paris Convention. The development made in space ought not to be dealt with any distinctively to one made presently. Getting a patent in India can't secure the invention in different nations and vice versa. One needs to in all the nations where they wish to look for assurance over their invention considering the business or other achievability factors. Signing the multilateral deal Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) between the various nations is one important step. It would be advantageous for the biggest space-faring nations to sign a treaty restricting organizations or innovators from acquiring by utilizing the innovation that disregards the patents of any of the signing countries. This will drive the innovators and applicant companies to follow the framework proposed to acquire from their innovations. If the companies don't comply with the said arrangements, they will not have the option to make a benefit out of the object.

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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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