Under US patent laws and procedures, the USPTO can suspend an application for a patent for various reasons.
However, after a patent is issued, a patent generally expires naturally, although (in theory) a federal court can order that certain unlawfully obtained portions (claims) can be cancelled, or that the termination date of a particular patent be changed to correspond to that of an earlier-filed application (effectively shortening the duration of the second patent).
No, but many people argue that the government should demand that patent owners license such technology to anyone who wishes to use it.
Does the government proviide money grants for patent application work done by patent lawyers
A patent.
Patent Office.
the national government
The federal government grants patents. In the US, patents are handled by the Patent and Trademark Office, which is part of the Department of Commerce.
A patent office, which is an office controlled by the government, controls the issuing of patents as well as the rejection of patent applications. It is based on whether the patent fulfills the requirements to be patented.
Typically the government agency that issued the license.
no but the government does
20 years
a patent
a patent