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    An invention is something which is new (non -obvious) and can be based on an idea, but not every idea can be patented. Typical inventions involve new machines, products and industrial processes, or improvements to any of these. When a patent is granted, the invention becomes the property of the inventor.

    Like other forms of property, a patent can be licensed or assigned. Patents grant territorial rights, therefore a United Kingdom patent will only give rights in the UK to stop others from manufacturing or importing the patented products into the United Kingdom.

    The maximum life of a UK patent is generally 20 years from the date of application as long as it is kept in force by regular annual payments.




    <P>An invention is something which is new (non -obvious) and can be based on an idea, but not every idea can be patented. Typical inventions involve new machines, products and industrial processes, or improvements to any of these. When a patent is granted, the invention becomes the property of the inventor. </P>
<P>Like other forms of property, a patent can be licensed or assigned. Patents grant territorial rights, therefore a United Kingdom patent will only give rights in the UK to stop others from manufacturing or importing the patented products into the United Kingdom. </P>
<P>The maximum life of a UK patent is generally 20 years from the date of application as long as it is kept in force by regular annual payments. </P> Trademarks   

    <P>An invention is something which is new (non -obvious) and can be based on an idea, but not every idea can be patented. Typical inventions involve new machines, products and industrial processes, or improvements to any of these. When a patent is granted, the invention becomes the property of the inventor. </P>
<P>Like other forms of property, a patent can be licensed or assigned. Patents grant territorial rights, therefore a United Kingdom patent will only give rights in the UK to stop others from manufacturing or importing the patented products into the United Kingdom. </P>
<P>The maximum life of a UK patent is generally 20 years from the date of application as long as it is kept in force by regular annual payments. </P> Patents