Your close friend Jazz has asked you for some advice in obtaining some patents. He has four money-making ideas:

a device similar to a gidgit but shaped differently
a unique oblong-shaped coffee cup that can be pinched in at the bottom to fit into your cup holder or flattened out at the bottom to prevent it from falling off your desk
a mosquito-eating plant that emits a lovely orange-blossom fragrance
melted snow that has restorative qualities
Provide Jazz with some guidelines regarding each of these patents. Think about the following questions: What are the requirements to obtain a patent? What information do you need from Jazz about these inventions? Would any of these patent ideas likely be unsuccessful? Where does Jazz need to file an application, and how long can it take? Can he request an application himself?
What does a patent provide Jazz? What rights does he have? How long does his patent last? Can he earn money from his patent?
What if someone infringes on one of Jazz's patents? What recourse does he have?

Note that the Article 27.1 of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights Agreement is known to be one that gives or states that inventions is to fulfill some criteria so as to be patentable.

Some of the criteria was that they must be are new, consist of an inventive step and are to be used for industrial application.

The patent provide Jazz with the right to the ownership of the product. A Patent is known to expires after 20 years from the date of the first filing. Jazz has all the right to the products.

A patent is known to be one that gives you ownership rights to your invention. But the owning of a patent will not make you have money, To have profit from your invention, you have to sell or market it by yourself.

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