·Computer software per se is not patentable, but in combination with or embedded in hardware is patentable.

·Provision of 'acceptance of specification' and its advertisement have been deleted.

·Provision for pre-grant and post-grant opposition to granting of a patent.

·Application for patent will be published in Official Journal. At that time opposition can be made on limited grounds but hearing is not mandatory.

·After grant of patent, opposition can be made within 12 months.

·Provision of sealing of patent omitted.

·Provision for acquisition of patent for public health purposes.

·Suit for infringement of patent cannot commence before date of publication of publication of application.

·Penalties enhanced substantially.

Small claims collection, also bothers?

Well, if an individual has won a judgment but he cannot collect, he can just enlist services of skip traces and collectors. For example in a nominal fee creditor can run a background check on his debtor. The information about creditor will help to him in collecting after judgment. The creditor may seek to have liens placed on debtor’s property and bank accounts.

Take note that if you have been damaged in some way for an amount of less than $5,000 you can seek justice in a small claims court, but if over it of course in a regular court of law.

The regulations and rules should not let you worried. There are legal support companies that can help you. For a fee much less than what lawyer would charge, they can file a complaint, serve complaint and file all other necessary paper work as a document to support your claim.

After all, you could be on your way to collecting a judgment before you even know it.