Trial and Appeal Practitioners Study Group Report 2024 — Theme 4 (Electrical 1)
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Article type: Reports and activities
Category: Patents
Topics: Patent eligibility, Examination and appeal practice
First published on this site: 2026-10-11
Display/classification checked: 2026-10-11
Trial and Appeal Practitioners Study Group Report 2024 — Theme 4 (Electrical 1)
[Eligibility as an invention: human mental activities and artificial arrangements]
Whether something “as a whole” constitutes a creation of technical ideas utilizing the laws of nature involves the following factors:
(i) whether artificial arrangements or human mental activities themselves are recited in the claims;
(ii) whether technical means for solving the problem, namely the system specified in the invention, are identified;
(iii) whether the technical significance of the invention is directed toward artificial arrangements or human mental activities themselves.
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