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            • patentability
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            • The ability of an invention to satisfy the legal requirements for obtaining a patent, including novelty. In some countries certain types of inventions, e.g. computer software and plants, may be unpatentable. Delphion
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            • The TRIPS agreement not only sets the basic standard for patentability, but also obliges member states to patent micro-organisms as well as micro-biological processes, which shall be dealt in the following pages. - students.indlaw.com
            • There is, at present, no clear definition of what constitutes a "business method" or what makes it different from other types of methods. The traditional view in Europe is that patents protect technical inventions, and "business", being non-technical, therefore should be excluded from patentability. However, with the rise of e-commerce, it has become more difficult to define the boundary between "technical" and "non-technical". This in turn has led to an increase in the number of software patents and business method patents in Europe. - ius mentis
            • While the criteria for obtaining a patent may appear subjective, in fact, the criteria for patentability is fairly objective and well defined in patent law. To meet the litmus test of patentability, an idea must satisfy a three-pronged test of novelty, non-obviousness, and utility. - Ezine articles
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            • brevettabilità
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            • Va osservato che le modalità per la concessione dei brevetti variano grandemente da stato a stato. Nei paesi di scuola nordeuropea si effettua il cosiddetto esame di novità, a cura dei vari uffici brevetti per accertare, in via preventiva, che l'invenzione abbia i requisiti di brevettabilità richiesti, principalmente novità, attività inventiva e chiarezza. Nei paesi di scuola latina, fra cui l'Italia, l'esame è invece prevalentemente di tipo formale, mentre una valutazione sulla novità viene effettuato, in caso di controversie legali, a cura di un perito tecnico nominato dall'autorità Wikipedia - by Marilina Vanuzzi
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            • In generale, per la brevettabilità, oltre all'industrialità dell'invenzione sono indispensabili i requisiti della novità e dell'attività inventiva. Ciò significa che il trovato oggetto dell'invenzione deve essere nuovo, e cioè non deve essere compreso nello stato della tecnica (v. art. 46 Codice della Proprietà Industriale). Inoltre, l'oggetto del brevetto deve essere frutto di attività inventiva nel senso che, agli occhi di una persona esperta del ramo, esso non deve risultare in modo evidente dallo stato della tecnica (cfr. art. 48 Codice della Proprietà Industriale). - Wikipedia by Marilina Vanuzzi
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    • Russian
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            • Патентоспособность
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            • Соответствие предьявленного изобретения или образца правовым нормам и требованиям технической эскпертизы для обеспечения охраны прав изобретателя Центр Креативных Техн - by Boris Pogoriller
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            • Патентоспособность - способность новшества быть признанным изобретением, полезной моделью или промышленным образцом в юридическом смысле. - Referat.su - коллекция рефе by Boris Pogoriller
            • В соответствии с Патентным законом не признаются патентоспособными изобретениями: научные теории и математические методы; методы организации и управления хозяйством; условные обозначения, расписания, правила; методы выполнения умственных операций (и др.) - Центр Креативных Техн by Boris Pogoriller
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