Lovely Professional University IPR Policy (2022) PDF

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy Lovely Professional University, Punjab 1. Introduction Lovely Professional University (LPU) is committed to excellence in teaching and research. The IPR policy of LPU aims to provide a framework to make, promote, support and prote...

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy Lovely Professional University, Punjab 1. Introduction Lovely Professional University (LPU) is committed to excellence in teaching and research. The IPR policy of LPU aims to provide a framework to make, promote, support and protect the inventions of and for LPU. Another prospect is to increase the awareness of the knowledge asset and to undertake and promote consultancy, research projects and commercialization related to inventions, innovations and research findings for the benefit of society. 2. Applicability This Intellectual Property Rights policy is applicable to all the faculty, staff, students and researchers of LPU and others related to LPU herein, collectively referred as “LPU personnel” and their range of activities during their engagement/association with LPU including but not limited to teaching, research, study, consultancy, creating all kinds of work, also including documents, study material, prototypes, technology, innovations, software, websites, artistic work, designs etc. 3. Coverage of Intellectual Property Rights Policy: This policy covers and extends to intellectual property (IP) interalia the following: a. New, useful, scientific and technological advancements in the form of innovations, inventions, products and processes, computer hardware and software, materials, biological varieties etc. which are patentable. b. Industrial and architectural designs, models, drawings, creative, artistic and literary works, teaching resource materials, generated records of research including thesis and dissertation, software, websites etc. which are covered under copyrights and designs. c. Trademarks, service marks, logos, Integrated circuit layout designs etc. d. Any potential IPR generated through consultancy, live, capstone or dissertation projects. 4. Objectives The objectives of this policy are as follows: a. To foster, stimulate and encourage creative activities in all areas including but not limited to academics, research, consultancy and other activities of LPU. b. To protect the legitimate interest of all stakeholders of LPU and the society and to avoid conflict of opposing interests as far as possible. c. To provide transparent administrative system for the ownership, revenue distribution, control and transfer of IP. 5. Definitions  Priority date: The date of filing of first application of patent for the respective technology.  Inventor(s) – A person or group of persons who created/invented the respective IP, process, product or design etc as the case may be.  Applicant: The entity who has applied for the patent and owns the legal right for the patent.  Technology transfer - Technology transfer is the process of transferring research results, scientific knowledge, discoveries, processes, methods, technologies etc. from one organization to the other for further development and commercialization or otherwise  Assignment – An assignment of IP involves transfer of ownership and permanently to the assignee by the inventor.  Prior art: State of the art or background art) is constituted by all information that has been made available to the public in any form, before a given patent application date that might be relevant to a patent's claims of originality.  Author (s): A person or group of persons who is the originator of literary or dramatic or artistic work.  LPU Personnel (s): For the purpose of this policy the term “LPU personnel” shall also include constituency affiliates sponsoring body etc of LPU whatever it may be called unless otherwise specifically prescribed by LPU. 6. Ownership of Intellectual property: 6.1 Lovely Professional University shall be the sole owner as application is done as per general interpretation of IP and the concerned LPU Personnel who created the IP shall be the inventors.  Any intellectual property that is made or designed or created by LPU personnel during their tenure of employment, research work or study or any other engagement/association at/with LPU and /or with use of LPU resources including but not limited to funds, time, facilities, equipment, manpower or any other resources.  It has been developed under any contractor tie-up or arrangement or work for hire or adhoc, or outsourced by LPU.  It has been developed with the use of external funds / facilities, including that of sponsored research or consultancy projects obtained in the name of or through LPU with or without any support or resource of LPU otherwise.  It has been developed pursuant to an agreement/collaboration/arrangement where ownership has been specifically transferred to or vested with LPU.  Any IP also including Software, technology, process etc. developed over a period of time with/through contribution of LPU personnel for LPU. 6.2 LPU shall share the ownership as applicant (Joint applicant)   If the IP is a result of funds sponsored by an organization, other than LPU, then the IP will be shared between LPU and the sponsoring agency on case to case basis, as per mutual agreement between LPU and the concerned organization.  When the IP has emerged as a result of an institutional/Industrial/any other consultancy, given by LPU, then the concerned organization and LPU shall jointly own the IP as per mutual agreement.  When the IP has emerged as a result of collaborative research work by LPU and other collaborating organization without external funding from third party, the concerned collaborating organization and LPU shall jointly own the IP as per mutual agreement/  If the IP has emerged as a result of collaborative research work by LPU and collaborating organization with support from external funding from third party, the concerned collaborating organization, sponsoring third party and LPU shall jointly own the IP as per mutual agreement.  When the IP has emerged out of the work carried out by LPU personnel during their visit to a third party/Institution/organization then it will be owned according to the terms and conditions defined in mutual agreement. On the other hand, if IP has emerged out of the work carried out by personnel from some other institute while working in LPU, then it shall be owned according to the terms and conditions of the mutual agreement done between the parties. The approval shall be done on case to case basis by IPR cell. 6.2.1 For sharing of IP as detailed above, the following guidelines shall be followed:  If the external funding agency allows LPU to own the IP, then LPU may share its rights with other third party(ies), subject to their respective contribution.  If the funds are provided by a Government organization, then the ownership shall be decided in compliance with the ownership clauses defined by the respective funding organization for approval of the specific activity/project.  In case of funds provided by a non‐government agency, the ownership may be shared between LPU and funding agency, taking into consideration of relative contributions of parties involved as per mutual agreement. An infringement if found, the inventor/author shall be present in all court proceedings in case of infringement. Filing of joint IPR application with the partnering institute/ organization as applicants Inventors are encouraged to participate in research activities in collaboration with the inventors from the other institute/ organizations and any research output from the collaboration can be filed in the form joint IPR application where both the collaborating institutes shall serve as applicants along with inventors from both institutes. Further, in all such cases, the expenses for filing joint applications followed by other expenses which include maintenance, prototype, commercialization etc. shall be borne by both the partnering institutes as per the MOU. Further, all the legal aspects of filing the joint IPR application along with novelty, patentability search and drafting of IPR application shall be taken care by IPR cell of LPU. Also, all the inventors of LPU shall be entitled to apply for research points, leave points and other incentives as per the research policy. Filing of a IPR application with the partnering institute/ organization where applicant is only LPU whereas inventors are from both the institutes/ organizations The cases where the institute/ organization other than LPU is not interested to include its in name as applicant in the IPR application for any research output and only the inventors from that institute organization wish to include their name in the IPR application, all such inventors need to submit the NOC from the partnering institute/ organization in the form of Annexure 1 duly signed and sealed from their organization head/ Registrar/ authorized signatory of the partnering institute/ organization. Further, all the legal aspects of filing the joint IPR application along with novelty, patentability search and drafting of IPR application shall be taken care by IPR cell of LPU. Also, all the inventors of LPU shall be entitled to apply for research points, leave points and other incentives as per the research policy. Filing of a IPR application with the partnering institute/ organization for where LPU does not wish to include its name as applicant In cases where the inventors from both the institutes/ organizations have not utilized any of the LPU facilities directly or indirectly in terms of time, course content, facilities, infrastructure, students, laboratory etc. while working on the invention, the inventors from LPU can apply for the IPR application with the partnering institute/ organization as an applicant without mentioning the name of LPU as applicant only after due approval from the competent authority as per Annexure 2. However, inventors from LPU in all such cases need to give the LPU affiliation in the IPR application. Further, all the expenses along with novelty, patentability search and drafting of IPR application shall be taken care by the partnering institute/ organization. Also, all such inventors from LPU shall not be entitled to apply for research points or incentives as per research policy. All necessary documents for the same including filed, published and granted IPR shall be submitted to IPR cell of LPU for record purpose. Note: Inventors if found filing any IPR on their own without informing their concerned heads or taking permission from the University, The permission for such filings shall be taken through respective schools/divisions of the inventors after recommendation on Annexure 2 as per the permission from competent authority on case to case basis through IPR cell. 6.4 Waiver of IP rights LPU shall own or reserve the right at all times to discontinue or proceed with the IP at any stage with any including but not united to stage of its generation / creation , submission to concerned IP authorities and even there after during IP processing or granting or it seems appropriate. 7. Disclosure of Intellectual Property LPU personnel are required disclose the invention in the beginning i.e. at idea/development stage to DRD, LPU with preliminary information as per annexure 3a and 3b. 8. Internal Evaluation, filing, commercialization and licensing of patents 8.1 Evaluation Intellectual Property Rights Cell, DRD at LPU will be the concerned office to coordinate the activities of evaluating, protecting, licensing and managing the activities. 8.2 The concerned office may advice LPU personnel and the concerned regarding the management of intellectual property issues like ownership, confidentiality, seeking advice from experts, disclosure, patentability, transfer and allied matters. 8.3 An invention will be patented only if it has commercial value and viability for production and marketing. 8.3.1 A committee shall be constituted by the university which shall internally decide the feasibility, commercial value and related aspects on case to case basis. The committee shall also act to the best of its knowledge to avoid scientific misconduct related to research and developmental activities. The committee shall also give advice on any idea if rejected by IPR cell in internal search and shall give an opportunity to the inventor to present before the panel with the concerned idea. 8.3.2 If invention / idea is not approved by that committee but the concerned inventor requests to allow to proceed with that idea/invention, the same will be sent for evaluation by concerned patent organisation as decided by the university which may include Punjab State Council for Science & Technology (PSCST) or any Law firm working with LPU. 8.3.3 In the eventuality of rejection of an idea /invention after evaluating as per 8.3.2 the concerned inventor may be allowed to file respective invention/ idea in their names as applicant with prior approval of the competent authority of the university. Or the idea shall be filed with whatever data/details the inventor provides, then before request for examination filing, the inventor shall present the details/data again in front of the panel and show the prototype for further recommendation. 9. Process of internal evaluation for Patents: 9.1 For Provisional filing and Complete filing: The University shall proceed as early as possible for provisional filing: 1. The inventor shall disclose the invention to IPR cell, DRD in the prescribed format (Annexure 3a and 3b) through the UMS interface Division of Research and Development------------Intellectual Property---------- IPR Idea Request 2. IPR cell will do the initial search through paid patent database and other free databases. 3. The faculty needs to submit details of budget and prototype making for the idea to the IPR cell in DRD. 4. If the idea is found completely novel in external patent search and working within budget, then it will be filed immediately. 5. The drafting and filing will be done by IPR cell in DRD. 6. Once the provisional filing is done the faculty incharge shall come up with the working prototype within 10 months from the date of provisional filing. The inventors can apply for seed money from the university for development of prototype. 7. The cases studies after the analysis of external search received  3a. Case 1: Faculty leaves the University after provisional filing: If the concerned faculty leaves the University after provisional filing then the HOS of the concerned school shall alot the same project to some other faculty for prototype development. The benefits of commercialization shall not be given to the faculty who leaves the organization without prototype development. The benefits of commercialization shall be given to the faculty who has further developed the prototype with his name to be included in the complete patent filing (government fees to be paid as per the additional forms of patent office by the University). 3b. Case 2: Faculty fails to develop working prototype within timeline: If the faculty fails to develop the prototype within 6- 10 months timeline then the faculty shall produce reasons for not developing the working prototype. The inventor can request for post dating the application for six months. In such cases the government fees for post dating shall be borne by the inventors. Action shall be taken against the faculty member if they are still not making the prototype on time. The action shall be taken as per the discretion of the panel. No leave points and bonus points to be given to team of inventors in such cases. 3c Case 3. Internal panel rejects the idea during presentation: If our internal panel rejects the idea during presentation and faculty still feels to move forward with the idea. The filing shall be done by the IPR cell and the inventor shall be given a second chance to present the idea in front of the panel before filing request for examination by the university. 3b. Case 2: Faculty fails to develop working prototype within timeline: If the faculty fails to develop the prototype within 6- 10 months timeline then the faculty shall produce reasons for not developing the working prototype. The inventor can request for post dating the application for six months. In such cases the government fees for post dating shall be borne by university and they can apply for seed money for building the prototype etc. Action shall be taken against the faculty member if they are still not making the prototype on time. The action shall be taken as per the discretion of the panel. No leave points, bonus points or any other benefits to be given to team of inventors in such cases. No commercialization benefits to be given in such cases to the concerned team of inventors. 3c Case 3. Internal panel rejects the idea during presentation: If our internal panel rejects the idea during presentation and faculty still feels to move forward with the idea. The filing shall be done by the IPR cell and the inventor shall be given a second chance to present the idea in front of the panel before filing request for examination by the university. The bonus, leave points or any other benefits including commercialization shall be given after the recommendation of second panel only. 9.2 Constitution of committee for internal evaluation (a) – The committee for internal evaluation in the end of invention/ idea shall be constituted by the Head (DRD) of the university. (b) The quorum of the committee shall be three-fourth members. (i) HoF of respective discipline - Chairperson  (ii) HoS of respective school – Member (iii) Nominee of the Head (DRD) - Member Secretary (iv)Two subject experts as nominated by Head, DRD (c) In the absence of HOF, HOS shall be the chairperson. The committee experts shall give their remarks as per Annexure 4. 9.3 Filing 9.3.1 National filing IPR Intellectual Property Rights Cell, DRD will proceed with the filing of the IPR. LPU shall 100% charges of patent filing. For externally funded project 100% expenses will be borne from the project. Incase any faculty or staff is willing to pay and file on their own then after seeking permission from the University the IPR cell shall provide consultancy for the same. 9.3.2 International filing: The international filing will be done on special recommendation of the panel members and committee as constituted by HD (DRD). LPU shall bear 100% of filing charges in case of international filing. For external funded project the entire cost will be borne from the external project itself. Incase any faculty or staff is willing to pay and file on their own then after seeking permission from the University the IPR cell shall provide consultancy for the same. 9.4 Commercialization After the filing or granting of the patent (IP),. Commercialization will be made through licensing or assignment or otherwise as seems appropriate by the university. 9.5 Distribution of income: The distribution of net income or net profits earned by commercialization of IP shall be funded after adjustment of relevant expenditures as prescribed by the university. The commercialization benefits shall be distributed equally among all inventors after recurring the cost of filing and other expenses as per the table below: Inventor (%) LPU (%) 50 50 10. Copyright 10.1 The copyright shall be owned by the author(s) (Publication of Books): The copyrights owned by the authors (faculty, researchers and students) for textbooks, research books, articles, monographs and other scholarly publications unless restricted by an agreement/understanding. These may also include popular novels, poems, musical composition, and other works of artistic imagination, in-case any faculty or student prefers to work. The faculty or student or others concerned will keep LPU informed about such creations. Revenue generated, if any, from such activities must be shared to LPU as per the prevailing rules of income from other professional activities/sources. 10.2 Copyright owned by LPU (Artwork, Lab manuals, software etc) (i) LPU shall be the owner of all copyright works including but not limited to software, teaching materials designed and developed by LPU personnel (ii) LPU will also be the owner of copyrights of works produced also other than including software teaching materials developed by person by utilising LPU resources, funds, time etc provide in the form of any of the resources or otherwise. (iii) No Objection Certificate in prescribed to Intellectual Property Rights Cell, DRD duly signed by all team members for the purpose of filing related to copyright by LPU (Annexure 5). (iv)The liability of infringement if found any shall lie on the inventor/author solely. 10.3 Commercialization of Copyrights The distribution of income in case of copyright owned by LPU shall be as per the terms and conditions of the agreement with the publisher. LPU shall be the owner of the copyright on all teaching materials, software, prototypes, paintings, sculptures etc as developed by the employees or students of the institute as a part of any of the academic programmes/activities. However, the author/s shall have the right to use the material in his/her professional work including their own books, articles, monographs, speeches and other communications. The author/s shall have full rights to circulate the material as per the requirement with information being shared with the IPR cell, DRD. A separate copyright agreement shall be signed with the author if required for commercialization as per advice from the legal department of LPU and further approval from the office of competent authority. The share of royalty for copyright will be same as given in 9.5. An infringement if found, the inventor/author shall be present in all court proceedings in case of infringement. 10.4 Other copyrighted material LPU personnel (i) will respect protection offered by Indian Copyright Act of 1957 to all copyrighted material, (ii) would use copyrighted materials for only personal use, teaching and research purposes as permitted by Indian IP laws, and (iii)would not use copyrighted material in their thesis, publications, reports and other professional documents without taking explicit prior permission of the copyright holder. (iv) Will be themselves responsible for reviewing and vetting their content for copyright compliance under the copyright act of India 1957. In case of reproducing any pictures, diagrams etc as such, the faculty/ researcher should be able to provide the copyright compliance. Also, if author/s find someone using their copyrighted material, they will inform the DRD with the evidence/s i.e. proof of usage for further action. 11. Design Registrations: The University provides full support in filing any design registrations for any artistic, scientific work as per the Locarno classification and rules and regulations of the IPO. The filing shall be done as Lovely Professional University being the applicant. The commercialization benefits shall be shared as the column 9.5. The designer shall be given letter from the Human Resource Department of the University with soft copy of design certificate as received from IPO (Annexure 6). An infringement if found, the inventor/author shall be present in all court proceedings in case of infringement. 12. Trade and Service marks Trade and service marks related (examples such as logos, symbols, phrases etc) to goods and services specified as per Indian patent office involving LPU will be owned by LPU. In-case of joint project/s, the cost of trade mark registration fees will be shared as per the terms mentioned in the mutual agreement between LPU and other organizations. This activity will be done only in specific cases in which the technology/ product (patents) is fully developed and ready for commercialization/market launch. An infringement if found, the inventor/author shall be present in all court proceedings in case of infringement. 12. Violation of policy Any LPU personnel, if found guilty of non-adherence or violation or breach in respect of provisions of this policy, shall be subject to strict disciplinary action as decided by the university including but not limited to termination or expulsion as the case may be in addition to action as per relevant laws of land. 13. Power to Amend or make modifications The university reserves the power to make modification(s) in respect of any provision of this policy as it deems appropriate from time to time. Where any doubt arises as to the interpretation of this policy, the decision of the competent authority of the University shall be final and binding on all concerned. 14. Dispute Resolution In case of any dispute or matter concerning the IPR policy, the grieving party may appeal to IPR Cell, DRD and Dean, DRD shall constitute a committee and the verdict of the committee shall be final. 15. Legal Jurisdiction Dispute or any matter concerning this policy subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of courts of Phagwara, District Kapurthala, Punjab, India.  Annexure 1 To Whom it May Concern This is to certify that University/Organization Name or its associates shall have no objection if Lovely Professional University files an IPR (Patent/Copyright/Design/any other…….) entitled "…………………………." including the name(s) of, ………………….. as inventors who is(are) student(s)/employee(s) studying/ working in our University/ organization. Further Name of the University/Organization shall not provide any financial assistance in respect of said IPR nor shall raise any objection later with respect to filing or commercialization of the said IPR or otherwise claim any right to the patent/invention at any stage. Date: Signatures Head of the Institution Designation and Seal  Annexure 2 1. TITLE: Tittle should be good and small enough to describe the invention. 2. INVENTOR(S) details: A. Full name Mobile Number Email (personal) UID/Registration number Permanent Address B. Full name Mobile Number Email (personal) UID/Registration number Permanent Address * All fields in above table are mandatory to be filled. FOR ADDITIONAL INVENTORS, PLEASE ADD ROWS 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (in 500 words) 4. Type of IPR to be filed: 1) IPR 2) Copyright 3) Design 4) Any other……………. 5. Name and address of affiliating University/Institute/Industry Declaration by Inventor(s): I/ we hereby declare that I/ we have not used any resources of LPU directly or indirectly including students, infrastructure, laboratory, course content etc. for working on this idea for IPR generation. I/ we shall be responsible for the infringement/dispute or any other pre grant/post grant opposition and LPU has nothing to do in this regard. Once the patent/copyright/design is filed/ published/granted, a copy of the same shall be provided to IPR cell of LPU for records by me/ us with all relevant documents as per the requirement of LPU. I shall give proper affiliation of LPU including my school name in the IPR filed. Signatures: Name of Inventor: UID/Registration Numbers: Designation: Recommendation from HOS: (after verification that the idea is not an outcome of courses taught or studied using any of the resources of LPU) Date and signatures: Recommendation from HOF: (after verification that the idea is not an outcome of courses taught or studied using any of the resources of LPU) Date and signatures: Recommendation from IPR cell: (after verification that IPR is not developed as a subsequent of earlier filed IPR by LPU) Date and signatures: Recommendation from HEAD (DRD): Approval: Competent Authority:  Annexure3a- Provisional Filing INVENTION DISCLOSURE FORM Details of Invention for better understanding: 1. TITLE: Tittle should be good and small enough to describe the invention 2. INVENTOR(S)/ STUDENT(S): All fields in this column are mandatory to be filled A. Full name Mobile Number Email (personal) UID/Registration number Permanent Address B. Full name Mobile Number Email (personal) UID/Registration number Permanent Address (FOR ADDITIONAL INVENTORS, PLEASE ADD ROWS) 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION A. PROBLEM ADDRESSED BY THE INVENTION: Please describe the basic problem which is being identified and addressed? (250 words) B. STATE OF THE ART/ RESEARCH GAP: Describe how what is the research gap being fulfilled. (250 words) C. DETAILED DESCRIPTION (Technical as well as non-Technical): Provide detailed description about invention with drawings, pictures, sketches, circuit diagrams wherever necessary? (500 words) D. ADVANTAGES OF THE INVENTION: Share the results and advantages and superiority over the existing prior art (150 words 4. KEYWORDS: Please provide right keywords for searching your invention. 5. POTENTIAL CLAIMS: Please provide potential novelty and uniqueness in points of the system so that the claims can be written. Signature of Inventor Name of Inventor with UID and Date Department  Annexure3b- Complete filing INVENTION DISCLOSURE FORM Details of Invention for better understanding: 1. TITLE: Tittle should be good and small enough to describe the invention. 2. INVENTOR(S)/ STUDENT(S): All fields in this column are mandatory to be filled A. Full name Mobile Number Email (personal) UID/Registration number Permanent Address B. Full name Mobile Number Email (personal) UID/Registration number Permanent Address (FOR ADDITIONAL INVENTORS, PLEASE ADD ROWS)3. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION A. PROBLEM ADDRESSED BY THE INVENTION: Please describe the basic problem which is being identified and addressed? (250 words) B. STATE OF THE ART/ RESEARCH GAP: Describe how what is the research gap being fulfilled. (250 words) C. DETAILED DESCRIPTION: Provide detailed description about invention with drawings, pictures, sketches, circuit diagrams wherever necessary? (500 words) D. RESULTS AND ADVANTAGES: Share the results and advantages and superiority over the existing prior art (150 words) E. ALTERNATIVES/ EXPANSION: Any variables which are necessary for your invention to be covered? (150 words) F. WORKING PROTOTYPE/ FORMULATION/ DESIGN/COMPOSITION: Is your working prototype or other ready? If no, how much time is required for the same. Give details G. DATA: Any clinical or comparative data necessary enough to support your invention 4. USE AND DISCLOSURE (IMPORTANT): Please answer the following questions: A. Have you described or shown your invention/ design to anyone or in YES ( ) NO ( ) any conference? B. Have you made any attempts to commercialize your invention (for YES ( ) NO ( ) example, have you approached any companies about purchasing or manufacturing your invention)? C. Has your invention been described in any printed publication, or any YES ( ) NO ( ) other form of media, such as the Internet? D. Do you have any collaboration with any other institute or organization YES ( ) NO ( ) on the same? Provide name and other details E. Name of Regulatory body or any other approvals if required. YES ( ) NO ( ) 5. Provide links and dates of such activities if you have disclosed the information in public before sharing with us. 6. Provide the terms and conditions of the MOU also if the work is done in collaboration within or outside university. 7. Potential Chances of Commercialization 8. List of companies which can be contacted for commercialization along with the website link. 9. Market potential of the invention 10. Any basic patent which has been used and we need to pay royalty to them. 11. FILING OPTIONS: Please indicate the level of your work which can be considered for provisional/ complete/ PCT filings. 12. KEYWORDS: Please provide right keywords for searching your invention. 13. LOG BOOKS AND NOTEBOOKS: Please provide log books and note books with date when the idea was discussed with your team. Signature of Inventor Name of Inventor with UID and Date Department  Annexure 4 EVALUATION FORM FOR PATENT/COPYRIGHT (SOFTWARE)/DESIGN (To be completed by the HOF, HOS, HOD, COD, Dean DRD and the committee members) NAME OF INVENTOR/INVENTORS: UID’s/REGISTRATION NUMBERS: DESIGNATION OF THE INVENTORS: TITLE OF PATENT/IDEA/DESIGN/COPYRIGHT: Sr. Evaluation parameter Maximum Marks Remarks No Marks given 1 Novelty of Idea/Design 20 2 Non Obviousness- Superiority 20 over existing 3 Usefulness/Industrial 20 scalability 4 Research gap identified 20 5 Chances of Success of 20 Commercialization/Licensing 6 Expected Outcome- - Provisional/Complete/PCT/Specif Provisional/Complete/PCT/Spe ic country cific country 7 Further study or data required - Yes/No 8 Expected Outcome- - PCT/Country specific (Mention International filing country) 9 International Collaboration if - Yes/No (Provide details) any Total 100 (Minimum requirement: 60% in each and 75% aggregate) Recommendations: Reviewer name and ID Date: (Signature of Reviewer) Annexure –5- No Objection Certificate from Authors/ Team leaders/Photographer/Softwares/Music/Movies To, The Registrar of Copyrights Copyrights office, Copyright Division Department Of Industrial Policy & Promotion Ministry of Commerce and Industry Boudhik Sampada Bhawan Plot No 32, Sector 14, Dwarka New Delhi-110075 Subject :- Registration of Copyright for the Title Dear Sir, We have received a copy of the application for registration of copyrights of above cited works submitted by :- Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar Delhi GT Road, Phagwara-144411 The above work was created by us as Member of the Project Team for title- We have no objection if the work is registered in the name of :- Lovely Professional University And I/We hereby confirm that:- Lovely Professional University is the owner of all rights comprising copyright on the above work (s). Thanking you, Yours faithfully, Place: Date:  Annexure 6 To whom so ever it may concern This is to certify that faculty/student Mr/Ms/Mrs…………………….with UID/Registration number ………….has been the designer for the design registration number ………………..as received from the Indian Patent Office, Kolkatta, India. Annexure: Design registration certificate Date: Place: Lovely Professional University