Patentable Invention
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A Patentable Invention is an invention that appears to meet the guidelines of a patenting office to become an awarded patent.
- See: Unpatentable Invention.
References
1996
- (Silverman & Stacey, 1996) ⇒ Arnold B. Silverman and George K. Stacey. (1996). (1996). “Understanding 'Patentese' — A Patent Glossary.” In: Journal of O and M, 48(9).
- QUOTE: Patentable Invention: In the United States, in order to have a patentable invention, one must have a development that is useful, novel (no single prior art reference shows the identical development), and unobvious to one skilled in the art at the time the invention was made, which is assumed to be the filing date of the patent application.