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- From: Erik Josefsson <ehj@cleosan.com>
- To: patents@aful.org
- Subject: Re: [Patents] "person skilled in the art"
- Date: Wed, 04 Aug 2004 12:38:13 +0200
Jacek Gancarson Eurofresh wrote:
Old Swedish traditon of govermental bodies was that clerks in state
authorities should never show any political bias.
Jean-Luc Halleux wrote:
Is it really a point ?
From personal experience I would say yes ;-)
But my question was a technical one.
As was pointed out by MEP Willi Rothley in the debate in JURI in June
2003, "new" is objective, but the judgement of a "person skilled in the
art" is inherently subjective (my texts says).
If I challange a patent in court for being "obvious", do I challange the
"person skilled in the art" who said it was "non-obvious"?
//Erik
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