🏛️ The Inventor's Nightmare: When Years of Work Mean Nothing

🌟 Imagine spending years creating something revolutionary, only to discover the law says it's not actually new. What makes an invention truly "novel" enough for patent protection?

💡 What You'll Discover:

• 🔍 Why having a "new thing" isn't enough - it's all about the "new way" of using it
• ⚖️ The inventive step test that separates real innovation from clever copying
• 🎯 How global knowledge can destroy your patent dreams before you even apply

🚀 Real Cases Discussed:

• 💎 Vishwanath Prasad Rabhesham vs. Hindustan Metal Industries - The Supreme Court case that defined what "novelty" really means
• ⭐ Indian Patent Act 1970 - The law that sets the global standard for patent novelty

🚨 Critical Mistakes That Kill Patents:

• 💥 Speaking about your invention at conferences before filing
• ⚡ Publishing research papers too early
• 🔥 Public demonstrations that destroy novelty forever

🎙️ This episode reveals the hidden traps that destroy patent applications and the secret strategies successful inventors use to protect their innovations in our information-saturated world!