Exam Details
| Subject | Patents | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | MASTER OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW (MIPL) | |
| Department | School of Law (SOL) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | June, 2016 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
1. What kind of jurisdiction do Patents have?
Universal
Territorial
Provincial
All of the above
2. A pharmaceutical substance is
a technical advance over existing knowledge.
a substance which is used for therapeutic use and where application of the substance involves a chemical interaction, or a physico-chemical interaction.
preventive, diagnosing, curing or alleviating a disease, ailment, defect or injury in persons.
Both and
3. When can prior art be claimed?
When the earlier claim lies wholly within the area of the later claim
When the areas of the earlier and the later claims overlap
When the earlier c1aim is broader than and includes the area covered by the later claim
All of the above
4. Who is entitled to file an application to obtain a Patent?
True and first inventor
Assignee of the true and first inventor
A legal representative
All of the above
5. What is meant by provisional specification?
A detailed and substantial description with examples and illustrations based on experimental results
A specification filled for securing the priority of the patent application
A list of essential features of an invention
All of the above
6. What is meant by 'Single inventive concept'?
Disclosure of an invention in a patent specification
The process for the preparation of the product and its industrial application
An invention pertaining to different categories that are allowable for patent protection subject to the respective provisions of patent law
An invention relating to a novel carrier of drugs
7. The IPAB was set up at under Section 83 of the Trade Marks Act of 1999.
Mumbai
Delhi
Chennai
Kolkata
8. What are the principal features of the Paris Convention, 1883
Right of Priority
National Treatment
Protection against unfair competition
All of the above
9. Patent protection in a number of countries can be sought by filing a single international patent application under
The Patent Cooperation Treaty
The African Intellectual Property Organisation
The Havana Protocol System
The Patent Law Treaty
10. The creation of Traditional Knowledge Registries is an example of
Defensive protection of traditional knowledge
Positive protection of traditional knowledge
Arbitrary protection of traditional knowledge
Ultimate protection of traditional knowledge
11. Compare the history of Patents in India with the history of Patents in UK.
12. Under the Patents law, when is the doctrine of colourable variation applicable?
13. Discuss the various grounds of revocation which can be pleaded as defences against any suit for infringement of patent by the defendant.
14. Biotechnology Patents have diluted patenting norms. Discuss.
15. What do you understand by the concept of National Treatment with reference to the Paris Convention?
Universal
Territorial
Provincial
All of the above
2. A pharmaceutical substance is
a technical advance over existing knowledge.
a substance which is used for therapeutic use and where application of the substance involves a chemical interaction, or a physico-chemical interaction.
preventive, diagnosing, curing or alleviating a disease, ailment, defect or injury in persons.
Both and
3. When can prior art be claimed?
When the earlier claim lies wholly within the area of the later claim
When the areas of the earlier and the later claims overlap
When the earlier c1aim is broader than and includes the area covered by the later claim
All of the above
4. Who is entitled to file an application to obtain a Patent?
True and first inventor
Assignee of the true and first inventor
A legal representative
All of the above
5. What is meant by provisional specification?
A detailed and substantial description with examples and illustrations based on experimental results
A specification filled for securing the priority of the patent application
A list of essential features of an invention
All of the above
6. What is meant by 'Single inventive concept'?
Disclosure of an invention in a patent specification
The process for the preparation of the product and its industrial application
An invention pertaining to different categories that are allowable for patent protection subject to the respective provisions of patent law
An invention relating to a novel carrier of drugs
7. The IPAB was set up at under Section 83 of the Trade Marks Act of 1999.
Mumbai
Delhi
Chennai
Kolkata
8. What are the principal features of the Paris Convention, 1883
Right of Priority
National Treatment
Protection against unfair competition
All of the above
9. Patent protection in a number of countries can be sought by filing a single international patent application under
The Patent Cooperation Treaty
The African Intellectual Property Organisation
The Havana Protocol System
The Patent Law Treaty
10. The creation of Traditional Knowledge Registries is an example of
Defensive protection of traditional knowledge
Positive protection of traditional knowledge
Arbitrary protection of traditional knowledge
Ultimate protection of traditional knowledge
11. Compare the history of Patents in India with the history of Patents in UK.
12. Under the Patents law, when is the doctrine of colourable variation applicable?
13. Discuss the various grounds of revocation which can be pleaded as defences against any suit for infringement of patent by the defendant.
14. Biotechnology Patents have diluted patenting norms. Discuss.
15. What do you understand by the concept of National Treatment with reference to the Paris Convention?
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Subjects
- Advanced IP Issues
- Commercialization Of Ip And Licensing
- Copyright And Designs Law
- International And Comparative Ip Law
- Introduction To Law
- IP Litigation
- Overview Of Intellectual Property Rights
- Patents
- Plant Variety Protection
- Trademark, Passing Off Andgeographical Indication And Domain Names
- Traditional Knowledge And Biodiversity