An invention can be patentable if and only
if it satisfies some certain requirements, which
differ from a country to the others. However, the
following can be considered as general conditions
of an invention to be patentable:
• Subject; the subject of the invention must
be in a scope of patentable subjects, which
are described by national laws.
• Applicability; the invention must have a
practical application for industrial or agricultural
purposes
• Novelty; the invention must be new, its
contribution in the technical field should
be beyond to the state-of-art,
• Inventive step; The invention must not
be obvious, the proposed solution to the
considered problem could not be reduced
by someone with average knowledge of
the technical field

Presentation of the invention; The invention
must be clearly and completely
described while applying for a patent.