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languagexml
<term-of-grant>
  <length-of-grant>14</length-of-grant>
  <disclaimer>
    <date>19910111</date>
  </disclaimer>
</term-of-grant>


Element

INID

Description

length-of-grant 

Length of patent term (years)

 

term-of-grant/disclaimer

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Element

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INID

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Description

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date

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Action date (YYYYMMDD)

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text

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disclaimer

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A terminal disclaimer allows the patent owner to disclaim or dedicate to the public the entire term or some portion of the term of a patent, usually to overcome a double-patenting objection. Only terminal disclaimers filed before issuances are included. The specific text associated with the disclaimer must be consulted to determine the extent of the disclaimer.

Element

Description

date

Action date (YYYYMMDD)

text

Fixed text: "This patent is subject to a terminal disclaimer."

 

term-of-grant/lapse-of-patent

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languagexml
<term-of-grant>
  <lapse-of-patent mxw-id="PLA10">
    <document-id>
      <country>GB</country>
     <date>19820607</date>
    </document-id>
  </lapse-of-patent>
</term-of-grant>


Element

INID

Description

Example(s)

country 

Country is represented by a standard 2-character code . See based on WIPO ST.3.

 DE

date 

YYYYMMDD
YYYYMMDD. Note: For EP, lapse is reported with date/country pairs.

20030805 AT,
20030831 CH

term-of-grant/us-term-extension

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Code Block

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language

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Description

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Indicates that the term of the patent has been extended under 35 USC 154(b) or 35 USC 156

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xml
<term-of-grant>   
   <us-term-extension>849</us-term-extension>
</term-of-grant>

 

This element indicates that the term of the patent has been extended by showing the length of the extension either as the number of years or as an integer representing the number of days.

Element

Description

Example(s)

-

Indicates that the term of the patent has been extended under 35 USC 154(b) or 35 USC 156

5 years
[FR:n] days