3 min listen
MPEP Q & A 124: Situations Where the Examiner is Not Responsible for Examining the Sufficiency of the Showing
MPEP Q & A 124: Situations Where the Examiner is Not Responsible for Examining the Sufficiency of the Showing
ratings:
Length:
4 minutes
Released:
Jan 9, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Question: In what two situations is the examiner not responsible for examining the sufficiency of the showing? Answer: The examiner is not responsible for examining the sufficiency of the showing except when: The application claim is subject to a rejection under 35 U.S.C. 102(a) or (e) and the applicant files an interference suggestion instead of attempting to overcome the rejection. In this case the examiner must decide if the applicant’s showing is sufficient to overcome the rejection. If the examiner finds the showing not sufficient, then the rejection under 102(a) or (e) still holds true and the examination of the…
The post MPEP Q & A 124: Situations Where the Examiner is Not Responsible for Examining the Sufficiency of the Showing appeared first on Patent Education Series.
The post MPEP Q & A 124: Situations Where the Examiner is Not Responsible for Examining the Sufficiency of the Showing appeared first on Patent Education Series.
Released:
Jan 9, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
MPEP Q & A 3: Significant Differences Between Nonprovisional and Provisional Applications: Question: List two significant differences between nonprovisional applications and provisional applications. Answer: The following list includes significant differences between nonprovisional applications and provisional applications: No claim is requi... by Patent Bar MPEP Q & A Podcast