Industrial Property Law
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Part 1: Administrative and professional organization
Part 2: Trademarks, service marks and other distinctive signs
Title 1: Scope of Application
Chapter 1: Novelty
Section 1: Person skilled in the art
Section 2: State of the art
Section 3: Obviousness
I: Set of indicia
Chapter 3: Industrial application
Title 3: Obtaining the patent
Title 4: Rights attached to the patent
Title 5: Patent protection
Part 4: Designs
266. Problem-solution approach
1 minute de lecture
A claimed method can sometimes constitute a patentable invention, even if in retrospect it appears trivial and obvious . Elements of the prior art are only prejudicial to inventive step if, taken individually or combined in a manner reasonably accessible to the person skilled in the art, they clearly enable that person to arrive at the same solution to the problem addressed by the invention . To …
