BennyRants

I was going   through Patents as a branch of Intellectual Property laws and I got filled with probing questions unanswered. Before I commence with these questions, I would have to first discuss my views on Patent Law.  According to me," Patent is a monopoly right granted by the state  (has to be a state recognized as sovereign and absolute both internally and externally) to an inventor for a limited period of time for a sole reason of making public the invention made''. The right given is an exclusive one which enables the patent holder to exclude any one (person or persons) from making, using, importing or selling the patent innovation within the scheduled patent period given. WHAT THE RIGHT OF A PATENT OWNER ENTAILS.. A midst other rights of a patent owner, the one which concerns my interest is that a patent owner has the right to preclude any person from exploiting the patented invention which further bestows the right          ...

Its being like the changes in a butterfly for me, from egg to larva, to pupa and then to adult, but this time, not biologically or physiologically as it is with them, but in my OBJECTIVE. it has changed severally due to internal and external influences that constitutes inhibiting factors to what conclusions I have come to. it ranged from thinking on how much luxury I needed for the future to what I am drawn to, and you know, in between both, they had changed further. Being Objective is being narrowly confined to a particular point of focus, it is being decisive, unwavering, purposeful which always comes with reasons like goals, dreams, aspirations, interests and what have you. In the field of law, there are several branches like:            Criminal laws            Family and Juvenile laws            Health Laws            Co...

Some 15 years back, at any time I watch the big screen, I thought of what on earth I could possibly be, I hated the slightest hearing of primary education, not to talk of all that it is about. I loved to learn informally, though formal in a way. Not in a classroom, any where else.... Nature for sure took its course, and I had to grow up, finding the interest to study law and to bear its risks.  For me, the subject of law is a risk which anyone who undertakes it should be prepared to face its outcome with head held very high. Risk of fighting the loop holes of the law, risk of knowing what to do and at when to do them, and even as a student, the risk of listening in college and finding the lectures interesting even when they are not. After my Secondary school, I was in dilemma whether or not to continue with the purposed legal studies, I had friends and family who wanted me to though a part of my family never appreciated it, they suggested computer engineeri...