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When is the elimination of an element or step considered obvious?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 29, 2024

The elimination of an element or step can be considered obvious under certain circumstances. According to MPEP 2144.04, “Omission of an element and its function is obvious if the function of the element is not desired.” This principle is illustrated in several cases: Ex parte Wu: Omission of a component in an anticorrosion composition was…

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