Novelty.
(1) An invention shall be new if it has not been anticipated by prior art.
(2) Prior art shall consist of everything made available to the public, in any place and by any means or method, before the filing date either of the patent application or of a patent application filed abroad the priority of which has been validly claimed.
(3) The novelty of an invention shall not be denied if, during the 12 months preceding the date specified in paragraph (2) above, the invention has been the subject of a disclosure resulting from
(a) an obvious violation committed against the applicant or his predecessor in title;
(b) the fact that the applicant or his predecessor in title has displayed it at an official or officially recognized international exhibition.
Novelty.
(1) The implement or object or the parts of the one or the other as specified in Article 1 above shall not be considered new if, on the date of the filing of the application for registration with the Organization, they have been described in publications or if they have been publicly used on the territory of a member State.
(2) The novelty referred to in paragraph (1) above shall not be denied if, during the twelve months preceding the date specified in paragraph (1) above, the implement or object or the parts of the one or the other have been the subject of a disclosure resulting from
(a) an obvious violation committed against the applicant or his predecessor in title; or
(b) the fact that the applicant or his predecessor in title has displayed them at an official or officially recognized international exhibition.
Novelty. An invention shall be considered new if it is not anticipated by prior art.
Novelty. (1) The implement or object or the parts of the one or the other as specified in Article 1 above shall not be considered new if, on the date of the filing of the application for registration with the Organization, they have been described in publications or if they have been publicly used on the territory of a Member State or a third-party State for at least six months.
(2) The novelty referred to in paragraph (1) above shall not be denied if, during the twelve months preceding the date specified in paragraph (1) above, the implement or object or the parts of the one or the other have been the subject of a disclosure resulting from the following:
(a) manifest abuse against the applicant or his predecessor in title; or
(b) the fact that the applicant or his predecessor in title displayed them at an official or officially recognized international exhibition.
Novelty. The Danish and Finnish Inventors do not warrant the novelty of INSTRUMENT.
Novelty. The Licensor does not warrant the novelty of his/her invention, but should it transpire that the patent is void by reason of its publication, whether wittingly or unwittingly, by the Licensor before a patent was applied for, the Licensee shall be entitled to terminate the Agreement wholly or in part by sending a notice in writing to the Licensor.
Novelty. The Team does not warrant the novelty of DEVICE.
Novelty. 16 As was explained by the House of Lords in Synthon BV v SmithKline Beecham1, in order for an item of prior art to deprive a patent claim of novelty, two requirements must be met. First, the prior art must disclose subject-matter which, when performed, must necessarily infringe that claim. Second, the prior art must disclose that subject- matter sufficiently to enable a skilled addressee to perform it.
Novelty. I acknowledge that any part of the Item that is not novel or original or is in the public domain and/or otherwise is not legally protected may be used by Mad Cave without any liability or obligation, and that nothing herein shall places or place Mad Cave in any different position with respect to such part or portion of the Item by reason of such use from that of a member of the general public. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, I claim rights in the title of the Item only insofar as its use in direct connection with the Item.
Novelty. MCC does not warrant the novelty of the Licensed Technology, and does not represent that any patents shall be obtained for the Licensed Technology.
