Eurasian patent

Currently, the Eurasian Convention has been ratified by 8 countries of the Eurasian region: the Republic of Azerbaijan , Armenia , Belarus , Kazakhstan , the Kyrgyz Republic , Russia , Tajikistan , Turkmenistan , Moldova.

The right of representation before the Eurasian Patent Office is held by Eurasian patent attorneys.

(Patent Regulations to the Eurasian Patent Convention, Chapter 2, Rule 3)

“(3) Not recognized as inventions within the meaning of rule 3 (1) of the Regulations, in particular:

• openings;
• scientific theories and mathematical methods;
• presentation of information;
• methods of organization and management of the economy;
• conventions, schedules, rules;
• methods of performing mental operations;
• algorithms and programs for computers;
• projects and layouts for structures, buildings, territories;
• decisions concerning only the appearance of products, aimed at meeting aesthetic needs.

The listed objects are not recognized as inventions in cases where a Eurasian application or a Eurasian patent only concerns directly one of the listed objects as such.

(4) Eurasian patents are not granted for:

• plant varieties and animal breeds;
• integrated circuit topologies;
• inventions whose commercial use must be prevented in order to protect public order or morality, including protecting the life and health of people and animals or protecting plants, or to avoid serious damage to the environment. At the same time, such use cannot be considered as such by virtue of the fact that it is prohibited by the legislation of one or several Contracting States. "

The union of Eurasian patent attorneys is the international public organization “Council of Eurasian Patent Attorneys”.

Headquarters in Moscow . It has representative offices in the Republic of Belarus , the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Republic of Moldova .

• Eurasian Patent System

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• The mention of the Eurasian patent in the Civil Code of the Russian Federation
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