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Frequently Asked Questions
It commonly takes two to four years from filing to grant, depending on the technical field, examination queue, and whether objections or opposition proceedings arise.
A new, inventive and industrially applicable invention can generally be patented, though certain categories — including some software and business methods — face specific restrictions under Indian patent law.
You can pursue an infringement suit before the High Court seeking an injunction and damages, though the case will also need to withstand any challenge to the patent's own validity.