Dec 18, 2006 10:22
17 yrs ago
English term
remove XXX from ... into
English
Law/Patents
Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright
Please let me know if this phrase "remove ..from ... into" is used correctly in the sentence below. Especially I would like to have opinions of those who is familiar with "the patent language".
Thank you in advance !
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The Examination Board requires to introduce some formal amendments into the set of claims, namely, to reword claims 1 and 7, as well as to remove several features from claims 1 and 7 into new subordinate claims.
Thank you in advance !
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The Examination Board requires to introduce some formal amendments into the set of claims, namely, to reword claims 1 and 7, as well as to remove several features from claims 1 and 7 into new subordinate claims.
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3 +6 | I would reword the sentence thus... | William [Bill] Gray |
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I would reword the sentence thus...
"The Examination Board requires the introduction of some formal amendments into the set of claims, namely, a rewording of claims 1 and 7, as well as removing several features from claims 1 and 7 to create new subordinate claims."
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Comment: "many thanks to everybody !"
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Your options would be to move several features from claims 1 and seven to new subordinate clauses or to remove them from claims 1 and 7 and enter them in new subordinate claims.
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