Inventive step and non-obviousness (English Wikipedia)

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  • Barton, John H. (2003). "Non-Obviousness". IDEA. 43 (3): 475–506. "Non-obviousness," or, as known in Europe, "inventive step" is one of four traditional (and widely accepted) requirements for the grant of a patent.
  • Barton, John H. (2003). "Non-Obviousness". IDEA. 43 (3): 475–506. Only research beyond that done as part of normal product design and development should be rewarded with a patent. Routine redesign should not be enough, for there is no need for monopolies as an incentive for such research.
  • Roin, Benjamin N. "Unpatentable Drugs and the Standards of Patentability 87 Texas Law Review 2008-2009". Texas Law Review. 87: 503. Retrieved 2020-03-27.

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