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· 1/3/2024

Brian K. Carsten v. State of Florida

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  • holding that “incapable of forming a dye with said oxidizing development agent,” although functional, was acceptable, because it set definite boundaries on the patent protection sought
  • “The real issue ... is whether the recital sets definite boundaries on the patent protection sought — that is, whether those skilled in the relevant art can determine what the claim does or does not read on.”

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