It is further provided that a written description of the invention or discovery and respective explanatory plans and drawings be attached to the declaration form. Once due examination of the documents submitted is completed and the patent office concludes that they comply with the regulations, a patent is then granted in the form of a patent certificate. It is a permit for exerting exclusive right over an invention or discovery. However, possession of this certificate is not necessarily an indication that its subject matter is novel, genuine or suitable for utility. In addition, the patent certificate does not demonstrate that the patentee is the true inventor or discoverer.
Any person is entitled to prove the contrary in court.
It is unpatentable according to the law. It is purely a scientific method and can not be utilized practically in industry or agriculture. The patentee has not made use of it within five years after the issuance of the patent certificate. One of these time spans must be specified in the certificate. Additions or improvements may later be included and are protectable for the duration of the principal patent.