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The Nature of Anticipation • The test of anticipation does not necessarily deny that there may have been an invention, rather, it asserts that the idea expressed in the invention was already disclosed to persons skilled in that art (Beloit case). It is immaterial that the inventor was in fact unaware that the invention had been described elsewhere. Question & Answer Slide: Allows interaction and clarification, ensuring the audience fully grasps the presented materials.

Anticipation Post October 1989 • S. 27 (2) provides that: • The subject-matter defined by a claim in an application for a patent in Canada (the "pending application") must not have been disclosed • (a) more than one year before the filing date by the applicant, or by a person who obtained knowledge, directly or indirectly, from the applicant, in such a manner that the subject-matter became available to the public in Canada or elsewhere; Priority of Claim Date • S. 28 (2)(2) provides that: • In the circumstances described in paragraphs (1)(a) to (c), the claim date is the filing date of the previously regularly filed application. • S. 28 (1), the filing date of an application is the date on which the Comm’r receives the documents, information and FEES prescribed for the purposes of this section or, if they are received on different dates, the last date. Microscope coverslips can be glued to the slide to preserve the specimen, slow drying, and prevent contamination. Commercial sealants, laboratory preparations, clear nail polish, or other adhesives can be used.

Patentability and Novelty • The infamy of nineteenth patent law was largely traceable to the re-patenting of subject-matter which was already in the public domain. The criterion of novelty seeks to debar from patentability, “inventions” which do no more than to repeat information or knowledge which is already part of the “prior art” in the “public domain’ • Hence, the requirement that for an invention to be patentable it must be new. • This requirement raises two important issues, namely, what is the extent of the geography of public domain and, secondly, whose “art” is pertinent? The public or members of a select body of professionals? Slides designed to hold samples in place for examination with a microscope; available in glass, plastic, and quartz; also includes products for preparing, staining, storing, and transporting slides. Anticipation Post October 1989 • (i) the co-pending application is filed by • (A) a person who has, or whose agent, legal representative or predecessor in title has, previously regularly filed in or for Canada an application for a patent disclosing the subject-matter defined by the claim, or • (B) a person who is entitled to protection under the terms of any treaty or convention relating to patents to which Canada is a party and who has, or whose agent, legal representative or predecessor in title has, previously regularly filed in or for any other country that by treaty, convention or law affords similar protection to citizens of Canada an application for a patent disclosing the subject-matter defined by the claim, Syne Mono, like all these next fonts, may be distracting or too unique for some presentations, but there are quirkier fonts we thought to highlight to showcase an interesting variety. Canwell, cont’d • 7. The amount of time and work involved in conducting the analysis is not determinative of whether a skilled person could discover the invention. The relevant consideration is only whether inventive skill is required. • 8. It is not necessary that the product that is the subject of the analysis be capable of exact reproduction. It is the subject matter of the patent claims that must be disclosed through the analysis. Novelty of the claimed invention is destroyed if there is a disclosure of an embodiment which falls within the claim.

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Pre 1989 and Post 1989 • The legal regime on anticipation and novelty may be delimited to two time frames, i.e, the law on pre-October 1, 1989 applications and the law on post-October 1, 1989 applications. • For applications in the former period, no such patent will be valid if the subject matter of the alleged invention had been described in any publication printedin Canada or in any other country more than 2 years before the actual filing date. Energy Absorption case.