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- Procedure of Determining Novelty and Inventive Step (PDF:202KB)
- Introduction to Intellectual Property and Patents
- Legal Requirements for Patentability and Typical Parts of a Patent Application
- Section 5 Exceptions to Lack of Novelty of Invention (Patent Act Article 30)
- Peer Review of Patents: Can the Public Make the Patent System Better?
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- Guidelines for the Search Under Section 7 of the Utility Model Act
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- The Patentability of Computer Programs Discussion of European-Level Legislation in the Field of Patents for Software
- FINDING the POINT of NOVELTY in SOFTWARE PATENTS Bernard Chao†
- Patented in Canada – Practical Prosecution Strategies and Tips
- 150 Years of Patent Office Practice Josh Lerner Harvard University And
- Canadian Patent Law Primer
- Collective Intelligence, Open Review and Patent Reform
- What Is a Patent Agent? Patent Attorney?
- MPEP Chapter 900 Prior Art, Classification, >And< Search>
- Peer-To-Patent: a Modest Proposal
- Request for Comments by the Unites States Patent and Trademark Office
- Chapter 2 Patentable Subject Matter
- Patenting New Uses for Old Inventions
- Patentability of Computer Software Instruction As an "Article of Manufacture": Software As Such As the Right Stuff, 17 J
- Commission of the European Communities
- Novelty and Reduction to Practice: Patent Confusion
- Prior Art and Its Use in Determining Patentability Office of Innovation Development Fenn Mathew Office of Patent Training
- Overview of Patents and How to Conduct a Patent Search
- Novelty in Patent Law Michael L
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- Peer to Patent”: Collective Intelligence and Intellectual Property Reform
- First Anniversary Report
- National Systems of Utility Models Protection - the European Experience
- Submission to the Canadian Intellectual Property Office Consultation: Principles Guiding the Harmonization of Substantive Patent
- Novartis Ag V. Union of India: "Evergreening," Trips, and "Enhanced Efficacy" Under Section 3(D) Dorothy Du
- The Choice of Examiner Patent Citations for Refusals: Evidence from the Trilateral Offices
- Teaching Patents and Design Novelty to Engineering Students a Narrative Case Study Based Approach
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- Patentable Subject Matter Reform
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- Patent Subject Matter Eligibility in the United States: Past, Present, and Future ______Daniel J
- Peer to Patent: Collective Intelligence and Intellectual Property Reform Beth Simone Noveck New York Law School, [email protected]
- Introduction to Different Types of Searches Cebu and Manila 7-11 March 2011 Alex Riechel Project Coordinator Overview
- Evaluation of the Peer to Patent Pilot Program
- Expert Report of Norman V. Siebrasse
- FINDING the POINT of NOVELTY in SOFTWARE PATENTS Bernard Chao†
- The Conflation of Patent Eligibility and Obviousness: Alice’S Substitution of Section 103
- Compulsory Licensing and Anti-Evergreening: Interpreting the TRIPS Flexibilities in Sections 84 and 3(D) of the Indian Patents Act
- Patents Class 8 Slides.Key
- Defining Patent Scope by the Novelty of the Idea
- Novelty: New Products and Processes Hayley French
- WIPO Patent Drafting Manual 867E-STL-INT 2010 867E-STL-PDM 02.11.10 11:17 Page2
- Treatment of Conflicting Applications
- Rethinking Novelty in Patent Law
- German Utility Models (Gebrauchsmuster)
- Anticipation and Obviousness in Canada Since Sanofi
- Novelty and Inventive Step
- Patent Search Primer – Guidelines from Practitioners