Interpreting patent claims : the United States, Germany and Japan
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Interpreting patent claims : the United States, Germany and Japan
（IIC studies : studies in industrial property and copyright law, v. 17）
VCH, c1995
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Bibliography: p. 317-320
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
This study analyzes patent claim interpretation in three leading jurisdictions: the United States, Germany and Japan. Starting from well-established concepts such as literal infringement, the doctrine of equivalents and prosecution history estoppel, the author demonstrates significant differences in their application by reference to case examples. These differences are explained in historical and policy terms. The final chapter contains a proposal for aligning still divergent legal principles.
目次
- Part 1 Historical review of claim interpretation: the significance of claim language - central definition theory versus peripheral definition theory
- claim interpretation in the United States
- claim interpretation in Germany
- claim interpretation in Japan. Part 2 General theories of claim interpretation: claim interpretation in the United States
- claim interpretation in Germany
- claim interpretation in Japan. Part 3 Application of claim interpretation theory and principles: the United States
- Germany
- Japan. Part 4 Proposal for harmonization: the proposal
- amendments
- proposal for a harmonization programme.
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