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Analysis of the Costs Spent for Patent Protection in Selected Countries
 KOROL, Vladimír
The thesis focuses on comparation of patent application costs in several countries. It deals with submission of the application form and necessary documents for application, e.g. description of the invention, drawings, patent claims and others. The thesis also focuses on the procedure of patent granting, its costs and duration. The text informs if those costs can somehow limit an applicant and shows that in case of any limitation the applicant can draw money from various grants mentioned in the thesis. The applicant decides whether he logs his invention in a single country through a national application form, or if he does so in other states according to options of European patent or international application under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). The work analyses every single form of application costs in selected countries. It also considers economic performance and purchasing power of every country and it's mutual comparison.
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The European patent
 Hlavenková, Pavlína ; Pítra, Vladimír (advisor) ; Růžička, Michal (referee)
This master thesis deals with the European Patent System. The aim of this thesis is to provide the reader with a complex review of the Patent Law at the european level from its early beginning, when in the 70's was signed the European Patent Convention at the Munich Diplomatic Conference, up to the present. The thesis is systematically divided into five chapters and each chapter also contains several subchapters. The first chapter is dedicated to historical development of the European Patent. In the second chapter there is a brief description of the European Patent Convention and its two most important revisions. The third, most extensive chapter is dedicated to the European Patent Organisation which was founded in 1977 on the legal basis of the European Patent Convention. I deal especially with its two fundamental bodies - the European Patent Office and the Administrative Council. There is also a definition of the term of patentability as it is regulated by European Patent Convention and a characteristic of the European Patent Application. A separate subsection of the third section focuses on the patent granting procedure in front of the European Patent Office. I deal also with the character of the European Patent as such, I try to critically evaluate its biggest deficiencies but also to point...
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