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- From: "Jacek Gancarson Eurofresh" <jacek.gancarson@eurofresh.se>
- To: "Jean-Luc Halleux" <jean-luc@halleux.org>
- Cc: <patents@aful.org>
- Subject: Re: [Patents] "person skilled in the art"
- Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2004 11:28:31 +0200
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jean-Luc Halleux"
>
> Is it really a point ? In the real world of civil servants, you find the 4
> types of persons:
> - politically biased and skilled in the art
> - politically biased and not skilled in the art
> - politically unbiased and skilled in the art
> - politically unbiased and not skilled in the art
>
Yes but if the rule that predomiantes is replacement of the authority
managment due to the political bias and not due *skilled in the art*
criteria, so it reduces the opportunity of serious evoulution of the patent
system, because the management is more busy with playing political
loyalities.
Every institution has a natural tendency to expands so long it does not meet
a strong negative response from strong players in the society, as other
institutions or organisations. However too much political bias may reduce
the management interest in saving the institution on behalf of the interest
in saving their political liasons.
What do you think?
Best regards
Jacek Gancarson
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