Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Chinese patent law undergoes revision
iStockAnalyst has a nice brief article on changes in Chinese patent law (http://www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewarticle+articleid_2416933&title=Wav
es_of_Changes_in.html)
One comment from the article:
Based on the pre-drafting research reported early this year, the
revision of the Chinese patent rules will be concentrated on the
following examination-related areas: Preliminary examination,
substantive examination, reexamination and invalidation, electronic
filing system, patent fees and process, revival procedure, search
reports, source of genetic resources, design patents, PCT applications,
secrecy and foreign filing, and distribution and use of patent
information; and the following areas not related to regular patent
examination: Ownership of inventions sponsored by the state, rewards
on employment-related inventions, compulsory licenses, and
administrative patent enforcement.
In other words, due to the globalization and domination of world gadget markets by China, its government has no choice but to make its patenting system more professional.
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