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- From: "Jacek Gancarson Eurofresh" <jacek.gancarson@eurofresh.se>
- To: "Erik Josefsson" <ehj@cleosan.com>
- Cc: <patents@aful.org>
- Subject: Re: [Patents] "person skilled in the art"
- Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2004 09:45:10 +0200
Interesting point.
Old Swedish traditon of govermental bodies was that clerks in state
authorities should never show any political bias.
In other European countires this rule was so restrictive as every change of
governing party allways ment change of heads and lead management in most of
goverment authorities. This rule was also explored to the extreme in last
9-12 years in Poland.
In such strongly politically biased system, prevailing in Europe now, it can
be difficult to call the objective of *a person skilled in the art* as it
would undermine this system.
With respect
Jacek Gancarson
----- Original Message -----
From: "Erik Josefsson" <ehj@cleosan.com>
To: <patents@aful.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 9:03 PM
Subject: [Patents] "person skilled in the art"
> I ran into some texts about the "person skilled in the art",
> "fackmannen" in swedish.
>
> Can you challange in court that the examination was not done by a
> "person skilled in the art"?
>
> Is the examiner at the patent office a "person skilled in the art" by
> definition?
>
> //Erik
>
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