A well drafted application decides the fate of an invention. Drafting plays a vital role in the success of an invention during its prosecution, management and maintenance during its tenure and turning it into cash. Drafting a patent application is one of the most important and at the same time one of the most difficult process.
A typical patent document available or published in the any Official Journals mainly consists of following sections: Cover Page/First Page/Front Page: It includes all the factual information of the invention which is called bibliographic information of the patent. Although, a typical cover page consists of the name of applicant, inventor and title of the invention, date of priority, filing, publication, and grant of the patent, and abstract of the invention. However, different Patent Offices have unique sets of bibliographic information. Some of the standard bibliographic information is reproduced
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