Examples of using Common general knowledge in English and their translations into German
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It was common general knowledge that an initial interspecific hybrid between a cultivated line
could normally be taken as proof that the information was not only known but was common general knowledge.
using common general knowledge from the previous application as a whole" in accordance with G 2/98(OJ 2001, 413), such subject-matter could not be novel with respect to the disclosure of the priority document.
using common general knowledge, regard the subject-matter remaining in the claim after the introduction of the disclaimer as explicitly
In the present case neither was it within common general knowledge to find variants suitable to carry out the method proposed in column 8
The common general knowledge of the person skilled in the art has been defined by the Boards of Appeal as being normally represented by the content of encyclopaedias, handbooks and dictionaries on the subject in question cf. in particular T 766/91 of 29 September 1993, point 8.2, T 206/83 OJ EPO, 1987, 5, point 5 and T 234/93 of 15 May 1997.
using common general knowledge, and seen objectively
In T1332/12 the opposition division had decided that claim 1 of the main and several auxiliary requests lacked an inventive step over Japanese application D7 and the common general knowledge, its analysis being based on D7T,
Whilst common general knowledge must be taken into account in deciding what is clearly
substituted by absolutely everything, having regard to the common general knowledge relied upon by the appellant himself, namely that the influence of structural modifications on the desired herbicidal activity is unpredictable.
allow a person skilled in the art, using his common general knowledge, to carry out the invention within the whole area that is claimed.
which reads:"an assertion that something is common general knowledge need only be backed by documentary evidence(for example,
sufficiency may still be acknowledged if the common general knowledge at the priority date of the patent,
On the contrary, these decisions are all based on the common ground that the disclosure of an invention is only sufficient if the skilled person can reasonably expect that substantially all embodiments of a claimed invention which this skilled person would envisage on the basis of the corresponding disclosure and the relevant common general knowledge can be put into practice.
he would not derive directly and unambiguously, using common general knowledge, from the application as filed.
Knowing where desired information could be found(for example, in an encyclopaedia or handbook representing the common general knowledge) was a very different thing from knowing where one could look for this information EMBL/GenBank representing the whole state of the art.
also that there was no common general knowledge of making fuel oils of this kind available to the person skilled in the art.
other indication could be derived from the application in suit or the common general knowledge to recognise all other conditions improved or prevented by the selective occupation of the 5-HTIC receptor and, accordingly.
from them directly and unambiguously, using common general knowledge relative to the date of filing.
how the skilled person, using his common general knowledge, would necessarily understand the description,