worked to bypass the interminable prosecution delays. The article also
explains how you can at least narrow down the scope of a published
Australian patent application.
Read it here: http://www.iptoday.com/articles/2007-10-eagar.asp
26 October 2007
Early Patent Enforcement and Ex Parte Invalidation in Australia
IPtoday has kindly published an article I wrote on how the Australian patent system can be
worked to bypass the interminable prosecution delays. The article also
explains how you can at least narrow down the scope of a published
Australian patent application.
worked to bypass the interminable prosecution delays. The article also
explains how you can at least narrow down the scope of a published
Australian patent application.
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Thanks for that information. I think that is really helpful. It seems like what we need are stronger patents to help reduce patent infringement and increase patent enforcement. Certainly, it doesn't benefit anyone to have a long drawn out court battle so making things clearer cut would help everyone in the long run.
ReplyDeleteI think this blog has some useful information:
http://www.generalpatent.com/patent-infringement