[Stoves] New US Patent law change

[Fireside Hearth]

Dear Arnand, 

 I am at a loss to understand why a project like this with any promise of success might be rejected. Are you implying that something like this might be a farse and not detected in the patenting phase?I would like to understand better.

 Roger

> Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2011 11:44:56 +0800
> From: adkarve at gmail.com
> To: stoves at lists.bioenergylists.org
> Subject: Re: [Stoves] New US Patent law change
> 
> Dear Stovers,
> I have no knowledge of the US patent laws but it appears that patents
> are granted in the U.S. without verifying the claims made in the
> patent document. I was recently approached by a U.S.citizen of Indian
> origin for commercializing in India a technology patented in the U.S.
> He wanted to do something for India, and had therefore purchased this
> patent, which he felt would provide energy for practically nothing. He
> did not even want us to invest any money into the project, but only
> wanted us to lend our name to the marketing efforts. After going
> through the summary of the technology document, I realised that it was
> a sort of perpetual motion machine, and therefore .I rejected his
> offer.
> Yours
> A.D.Karve
> 
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