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5 | covetous claims |
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2 | Encompassing claims |
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covetous claims Explanation: See the two references below. Also: "it says that a claim (or all your claims) are broader than the specification can support" http://www.iliplaw.com/2010/04/ ...this is basically it "בקליפת אגוז" ...they are claims which are too broad for the specification to support, claims which are trying to claim a bit too much. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2013-08-18 17:37:23 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If you google "covetous claiming" you can find more info. Reference: http://www.fridmanwork.com/lawyers28841.html Reference: http://www.jurisdiction.com/patweb06.htm#d |
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Encompassing claims Explanation: http://www.hamishpat.com/Courses/99903/903-summery-for-test-... פרשנות פטנט: ישראל ארה"ב תיאור- לפני התביעות ישנו תיאור כללי של מהי ההמצאה, תיאור גרפי או מילולי. בארה"ב כדי לפרש פטנט פונים לתיאור ולשרטוטים, אך אם התיאור מצומצם יותר מהתביעות זה לא יפעל לרעתך. בישראל התיאור לא יכול להרחיב או לצמצם את התביעות היקף ההגנה נקבע עפ"י התביעות. מה שלא תבעת נופל לנחלת הכלל. תביעות חומדות- תביעות רחבות מאוד שאין להן תמיכה בפירוט, מנסות לכלול יותר ממה שיש בתיאור, עשוי לבוא בעוכרה והיא לא תהיה תקפה. הציון נמוך כי לא מצאתי לזה סימוכין של ממש -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2013-08-18 18:57:19 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 5. An isolated DNA having at least 15 nucleotides of the DNA of claim 1. This claim encompasses isolated naturally occurring DNA, and so is invalid in view of the Supreme Court decision. 6. An isolated DNA having at least 15 nucleotides of the DNA of claim 2. This claim likely encompasses isolated fragments of naturally occurring DNA, and so is likely invalid in view of the Supreme Court decision, and its discussion of short strands of cDNA that “may be indistinguishable from natural DNA.” http://www.pharmapatentsblog.com/2013/06/17/a-look-at-the-my... |
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