Invention, the primary or intended use of which would be injurious to public health is
Question and options
Invention, the primary or intended use of which would be injurious to public health is
- Patentable
- Not patentable
- Patentable to some extent
- Patentable with the consent of government
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B - Not patentable
Under Section 3(b) of the Patents Act, 1970, an invention whose primary or intended use would be contrary to public order or morality or cause serious prejudice to human health is not an invention, so it is not patentable.
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