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Is an explicit statement required for election when canceling claims to all but one invention?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 27, 2024

No, an explicit statement of election is not required when canceling claims to all but one invention. The act of canceling claims itself serves as an implicit election. MPEP 818.02(c) clarifies this: “Where applicant claims two or more independent or distinct inventions and as a result of amendment to the claims, he or she cancels…

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