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Must a patentable invention claim an advance in a recognized field of technology or science? In Ex Parte Lundgren , the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences rejected an attempt by the Patent and Trademark Office to impose such a "technological arts" requirement. That decision and interim examination guidelines published by the PTO remove what would otherwise be a formidable obstacle to the issuance of many business-method patents, says attorney Lewis R. Clayton.
December 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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