OBVIOUS AND NON-OBVIOUS

Obvious and Non-obvious

Obvious and Non-obvious

Obvious

Obvious is a term that means without difficulty perceived by the senses or clutched by our minds.

Non-obvious

The word non-obvious indicates a creative step and it reflects a same common patentability condition present in patent laws, according to that a creation ought to be adequately inventive.

Supreme Court Decision: KSR v. Teleflex

Obviousness is possibly the most significant topic of patent law. Patents are not to be conceded or enforced if the supposed creation is obvious. The obviousness conclusion is centred to conclusions by the U.S. Patent Office on if to allocate a patent. Obviousness is a topic ...