The Death of Google's Patents?¶
Duffy, J. F. (2011). The Death of Google's Patents?.
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Primes¶
- Race Condition
- In law and governance, filing deadlines, limitation cutoffs, and first-to-file priority make the race intentional in some regimes and accidental in others, foreclosing a parallel claimant by arrival order.
This sourceEstablishes that under first-to-file (effective March 16, 2013), priority over an invention goes to the first applicant to lodge — an intentional sequencing rule that forecloses a parallel claimant by arrival order.
- In law and governance, filing deadlines, limitation cutoffs, and first-to-file priority make the race intentional in some regimes and accidental in others, foreclosing a parallel claimant by arrival order.
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