Patent Act Article 69

Patent Act Article 69May 1, 2019
Restriction on abandoning or amending patent right A patentee shall not abandon the patent right, or apply for a post-grant amendment as stated in Subparagraph 1 or 2, Paragraph 1 of Article 67 without the consent from the licensee(s) or pledgee(s) . Where a patent right is jointly owned, no joint owner may apply for post-grant amendment as stated in Subparagraph 1 or 2, Paragraph 1 of Article 67 without the consent from all the joint owner(s).

Patent Act Article 69May 1, 2019

Restriction on abandoning or amending patent right

A patentee shall not abandon the patent right, or apply for a post-grant amendment as stated in Subparagraph 1 or 2, Paragraph 1 of Article 67 without the consent from the licensee(s) or pledgee(s) .

Where a patent right is jointly owned, no joint owner may apply for post-grant amendment as stated in Subparagraph 1 or 2, Paragraph 1 of Article 67 without the consent from all the joint owner(s).

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Patent Act Article 67May 1, 2019
Post-grant amendment of invention patent The patentee filing a request for amending the description, claim(s) or drawing(s) of a granted invention patent shall only conduct the following: 1. to delete claim(s); 2. to narrow down the scope of claim(s); 3. to correct errors or translation errors; and 4. to clarify ambiguous statement(s). Except for correction of translation errors, a post-grant amendment shall not extend beyond the scope of content disclosed in the description, claim(s), or drawing(s) as filed. For a patent application for invention filed by submitting the description, claim(s), and drawing(s) in a foreign language pursuant to Paragraph 3 of Article 25, the correction of translation errors shall not extend beyond the scope of content disclosed in the original foreign language documents as filed. An post-grant amendment shall not substantially enlarge or alter the scope of the claim(s) as published. Details >

Patent Act Article 67May 1, 2019

Post-grant amendment of invention patent

The patentee filing a request for amending the description, claim(s) or drawing(s) of a granted invention patent shall only conduct the following:

1. to delete claim(s);
2. to narrow down the scope of claim(s);
3. to correct errors or translation errors; and
4. to clarify ambiguous statement(s).

Except for correction of translation errors, a post-grant amendment shall not extend beyond the scope of content disclosed in the description, claim(s), or drawing(s) as filed.

For a patent application for invention filed by submitting the description, claim(s), and drawing(s) in a foreign language pursuant to Paragraph 3 of Article 25, the correction of translation errors shall not extend beyond the scope of content disclosed in the original foreign language documents as filed.

An post-grant amendment shall not substantially enlarge or alter the scope of the claim(s) as published.

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