by Daniel X. Thomas
The patent relates to a curved vehicle windshield made from laminated glass, so as to avoid double images in Head-Up Display.
Brief outline of the case
The outline of the case is similar to that explained in the preceding blog.
In this blog we will discuss the non-admissibility of AR 2 and 3.
by Daniel X. Thomas
The patent relates to a curved vehicle windshield made from laminated glass, so as to avoid double images in a Head-Up Display.
Brief outline of the case
The opposition was rejected and the opponent appealed.
The board held that claim 1 as granted lacked IS over D1=US 6,414,796 + D2=US 5,013,134,
by Daniel X. Thomas
The application relates to a vascular embolic system comprising compositions comprising solutions of specific peptides for use in the treatment of three different conditions, namely (i) cancer, (ii) patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) or (iii) major aortopulmonary collateral artery (MAPCA).
Brief outline of the case
The applicant appealed the refusal for lack of N.
by Daniel X. Thomas
The patent relates to an electrical apparatus for the generation, transmission, distribution and/or usage of electrical energy, and to a method for determining an optimum amount of an adsorber for the adsorption of water and optionally further contaminants in such an electrical apparatus.
Brief outline of the case
The proprietor appealed the OD’s decision to revoke the patent as,
by Daniel X. Thomas
The patent relates to a coated coronary stent and to a method for coating a coronary stent.
Brief outline of the case
The opposition was rejected and the opponent appealed.
The stent according to claim 1 as granted comprises a stent framework and a macrolide immunosuppressive drug-polymer coating, wherein at least 50% of the drug is in crystalline form.