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Bare acts > Patents Rules, 1972 > Rule 63
 
  


 

63. Renewal fees. - (1) If it is desired to keep a patent in force for the term of the patent, the renewal fees specified in the First Schedule shall be payable at the expiration of the second year from the date of the patent or of any succeeding year and the same shall be remitted to the Patent Office before the expiration of the second or the succeeding year.


(2) While paying the renewal fee, the number of the patent concerned and the year in respect of which the fee is paid shall be quoted.

(3) The annual renewal fees payable in respect of two or more years may be paid in advance.

(4) The Controller shall, after making such enquiry as he may deem necessary, credit any renewal fee and issue a certificate that the fee has been paid.

 

 

 

 

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