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The uneven traffic is also partly due to PPH requirements that Canadian patent applications can not proceed via the US PPH system if they are based on a patent application that was first - filed in the US (many Canadian patent owners file in the US first because it is a major market).

The first, or «priority application,» can be a US provisional or Canadian patent application, or a regular patent application, and will cost from $ 5,000 to $ 20,000.

More realistically, if you think you have something that is novel, non-obvious and useful but you only have some preliminary data or a crude prototype of your product, it may be worth filing a US provisional patent application or a Canadian patent application.

Canadian patent application 2,958,456, 2017/02/21, load balances the trapped solar energy by converting it in total to deep water (1000 meters) through heat engines that converts between 4 to 7 percent of the heat to productive work.

It is my belief the additional 45 or (25) terawatts — currently the global annual use of primary energy from all sources is 15 terawatts - is attributable to the OTEC Counter-current Heat Transfer System, for which a Canadian patent application was filed March 16, 2011.

Depending on the situation, the competitive situation, and the budget, there are several ways to challenge the validity of a Canadian patent application or issued patent.

Under the PPH, an applicant with allowable claims in either a US or Canadian patent application may request that the other country's patent office provide a fast track examination to the corresponding application.

PAB 1420 - Canadian Patent Application No. 2,529,210 filed by Assurant Inc. for a system that routes customer calls based on a sales agent's past performance was rejected by the Patent Appeal Board, at least for the reasons of non-statutory subject matter and obviousness.

Not exact matches

Under most circumstances, that would conclude the legal story as several Canadian courts reviewed Eli Lilly's patent applications and ruled that they failed to meet the standards for patentability.

The Canadian patent office granted the patents based on the content in the applications, but they remained subject to challenge.

Following the releases of a number of patent applications by other Canadian banks including RBC and TD Bank.

If the first application is a US provisional patent or Canadian application, then the regular patent application must be filed within 12 months.

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Interesting, according to WIPO's latest report on IP filings, Canadian applicants filed more patent applications in the United States (13,493) than Canadian applicants filed in Canada (4,078).

Of all the patent applications filed in Canada in 2017, only about 12 % name a Canadian applicant.

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If the Canadian patent office requires that a divisional application be filed pursuant to Section 36 (2.1) of the Patent Act, a court has held that it would «be unfair and inequitable» (see Abbott Laboratories v. Canada (Health), 2009 FC 648 and Consolboard Inc. v. MacMillan Bloedel (patent office requires that a divisional application be filed pursuant to Section 36 (2.1) of the Patent Act, a court has held that it would «be unfair and inequitable» (see Abbott Laboratories v. Canada (Health), 2009 FC 648 and Consolboard Inc. v. MacMillan Bloedel (Patent Act, a court has held that it would «be unfair and inequitable» (see Abbott Laboratories v. Canada (Health), 2009 FC 648 and Consolboard Inc. v. MacMillan Bloedel (Sask.)

Canada's Commissioner of Patents denied the patent application on the grounds that a business method could not be patented under Canadian law.

The patent application presented before the Canadian patent office can't read like a sales document but like a technical document providing some sort of solution to a problem that's technical in nature, Zischka says.

The more technical the problem and solution that's being addressed by the patent application appears to be, the greater the likelihood that the Canadian Intellectual Property Office will conclude that the AI - related invention should be eligible for a patent, says Matthew Zischka, partner in Smart & Biggar / Fetherstonhaugh's Toronto office.

Fewer costs The Canadian patent office allows patentees to delay substantive examination of their applications for up to five years, allowing you to defer costs until you know you need Canadian protection.

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In circumstances where allowable Canadian claims are obtained before the US patent application is examined, then expedited PPH examination may be requested in the US.

As an example of how the PPH works, if a US patent application is examined and claims are approved as patentable («allowable») by the US Patent Office («USPTO») the patent applicant can then use the PPH to request accelerated examination of the corresponding patent application in the Canadian Patent Office («CPO&rapatent application is examined and claims are approved as patentable («allowable») by the US Patent Office («USPTO») the patent applicant can then use the PPH to request accelerated examination of the corresponding patent application in the Canadian Patent Office («CPO&raPatent Office («USPTO») the patent applicant can then use the PPH to request accelerated examination of the corresponding patent application in the Canadian Patent Office («CPO&rapatent applicant can then use the PPH to request accelerated examination of the corresponding patent application in the Canadian Patent Office («CPO&rapatent application in the Canadian Patent Office («CPO&raPatent Office («CPO»).

Given the recent speed at which CIPO processed allowance of Amazon's application, we expect the Canadian «one - click» patent to issue shortly.