An Introduction to Patents
An Introduction to Patents
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The decision to file is based on both legal and practical considerations. The legal requirements that a patent application must meet are stated in U. S. Statutes, court decisions and Patent Office Rules.
Probably the most difficult legal requirement to meet is that the subject-matter of a patent must be an invention. If the sub- ject matter produces some new result or function or some known result in a new or better way, invention exists unless one of the specific road blocks is in the way. The...se road blocks include the test of obviousness, the rule concerning very minor differences such as changes in size or shape and the doctrine of aggregation. The application must meet certain other requirements involving the element of time.
The practical factors affecting the decision to file an application include an evaluation of the worth of the potential patent pro- tection being considered. The potential use of the invention and the scope of the protection obtainable are the main elements involved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The decision to file is based on both legal and practical considerations. The legal requirements that a patent application must meet are stated in U. S. Statutes, court decisions and Patent Office Rules.
Probably the most difficult legal requirement to meet is that the subject-matter of a patent must be an invention. If the sub- ject matter produces some new result or function or some known result in a new or better way, invention exists unless one of the specific road blocks is in the way. The...se road blocks include the test of obviousness, the rule concerning very minor differences such as changes in size or shape and the doctrine of aggregation. The application must meet certain other requirements involving the element of time.
The practical factors affecting the decision to file an application include an evaluation of the worth of the potential patent pro- tection being considered. The potential use of the invention and the scope of the protection obtainable are the main elements involved.
What to read after An Introduction to Patents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inc Patent Dept From Old Catalog Bell Telephone Laboratories to read onlineMoreLess
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