• By making a claim whose only purpose is to protect other claims, the inventor seeks to “fence in” any such competing improvements. Courts disfavor fencing claims.
— Also termed dominating patent. [Cases: Patents 121. C.J.S. Patents § 213.]
• By making a claim whose only purpose is to protect other claims, the inventor seeks to “fence in” any such competing improvements. Courts disfavor fencing claims.
— Also termed dominating patent. [Cases: Patents 121. C.J.S. Patents § 213.]