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Old 09-30-2009, 07:38 AM   #1
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Hola colegas, qué significa el término Teach away en el campo legal, especificamente en lo referido a las patentes. Gracias
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Hola colegas, qué significa el término Teach away en el campo legal, especificamente en lo referido a las patentes. Gracias

¡Hola, Orchid! Así, sin contexto, no me animo a intentar una versión, pero encontré estas definiciones, que seguramente te ayudarán:

Teach Toward-Teach Away: A prior art reference that suggests or points in the direction of the present invention is said to teach toward the invention and is evidence that the invention is obvious. A prior-art reference that diverges and points in a technical direction away from the present invention is evidence that the invention is unobvious. Prior art must be looked at in its entirety.
Teaching Away: The situation in which a prior art reference suggests that a claimed invention is not possible.

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