🏛️ The Brilliant Idea That Couldn't Get a Patent

🌟 Imagine you have an amazing, completely unique idea - but what if it simply doesn't work in the real world? Can you still get a patent for it? This episode explores the fascinating world of patent utility requirements!

💡 What You'll Discover:

• 🔍 Why being "new" isn't enough - your invention must actually be useful too
• ⚖️ How Indian courts separate brilliant theories from practical innovations
• 🎯 What "industrial application" really means for inventors today
• 🚀 Why abstract mathematical formulas can't get patents (and what can)

🚀 Real Cases Discussed:

• 💎 Vishwanath Prasad Radheshyam vs. Hindustan Metal Industries - The Supreme Court case that established the "new AND useful" principle
• ⭐ Indian Patents Act 1970 - How the law defines what makes an invention worthy of protection

🎯 Perfect For:

• 🔬 Inventors wondering if their ideas qualify for patents
• 💼 Entrepreneurs navigating intellectual property law
• 📚 Anyone curious about how innovation gets legal protection

🎙️ By the end, you'll understand why patent law acts like a filter - ensuring only truly beneficial innovations get the special rights that come with patent protection!