Sentences with phrase «patent issued date»

The period starts with either the market authorization date (where a patent was previously issued) or the patent issue date (if market approval was previously obtained).

Not exact matches

Biddington's provides a list of patent numbers cross-referenced with the dates they were issued to help in determining the age of antiques and collectibles.
116 (3) The certificate's term is calculated by subtracting five years from the period beginning on the filing date of the application for the patent and ending on the day on which the authorization for sale set out in the certificate is issued, but in any event is for a maximum of two years.
The review recognised that this was subject to the important issue of translations which has bogged down the proposal to date and that innovators may consequently have to pay for translations where a patent was registered in other Community languages.
This session will review the biosimilars litigation to date; analyze the substantive issues; and discuss important questions about the BPCIA patent challenge procedures that have yet to be resolved.
The ONCA held it was open to the motions judge to accept «essentially unrefuted» expert evidence that in the hypothetical but - for world Health Canada would have issued Apotex its Notice of Compliance as of its patent hold date and that Health Canada would not have suspended or revoked the Notice of Compliance in the absence of exceptional circumstances.
April 2002 Roundtable: Special Risk Management Issues for Patent Law Firms — Panel Presentation Date: April 24, 2002 More information and audio presentation are available.
The problem the D'677 patent faces here is that the USPTO has determined (for now) that this patent «is not entitled to benefit of the filing date» of two previous Apple design patent applications because the design at issue was not disclosed in those earlier applications.
The date for sufficiency may be a rare issue — the Novartis patent was an Old Act patent (filed before 1989 and therefore only published at the time of issuance which was 10 years after filing).
Sterling Lumber Company v. Harrison, 2010 FCA 21, was a rare instance where the court granted summary judgment on issues of patent validity based on an admission during discovery of sales made prior to the relevant date that embodied the claims of the patent at issue.
At issue are several patents, at least one of which which dates back to 1998.
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