Which of the following requisites are not included for an
invention to be patentable? a. It is New, it has an inventive step, and it does not form part of a prior art b. It is New, it has an inventive step, and it is industrially applicable c. It is new, it does not form part of a prior art and it is registered d. None of the above
2. A Scientist has managed to create a new breed of pigs by altering
its DNA of which such has never existed prior to such act by the scientist. Is the pig breed patentable? a. No. Since it is immoral b. Yes. Since the pig was created purely by the hand of the scientist c. No. Since animal breeds are not patentable d. Yes. Although the animal breeds are not patentable, the essential micro-biological process is patentable
3. Are Computer programs never patentable?
a. No. Computer programs are always patentable b. Yes. Section 22 is explicit on this c. No. Computer programs may be patentable provided it forms part of a process d. Yes. It contains non-patentable elements
4. A filed a patent in Malaysia over his invention on January 8,
2009. He subsequently filed a patent in the Philippine IPO on March 30, 2009, expressly claiming priority. Apparently, B has also filed a patent pertaining to the same invention on February 18, 2009. Who has priority right over the patent? a. A since he filed his patent in Malaysia earlier and also he has claimed priority expressly. b. B since a patent application in a foreign country has no effect here in the Philippines c. A since he filed his patent in Malaysia earlier and also he has claimed priority expressly, and it is within 12 months from the initial registration in Malaysia. d. B since he was the first one to file his registration in the Philippines
5. A was able to invent a new type of vehicle. However, B was able
to register the invention first although it was clearly A who was the true inventor. What remedy may A avail of? a. He will file a civil case of patent infringement b. He can file for cancellation of patent plus damages c. He can file for the substitution as the real patentee d. Both A and C