Bulletin
LEE & LI Bulletin - July 2026
Bulletin
Limitations on Claimed Patent Scope from Recited Interaction with External Components
Article 58, Paragraph 4 of the Patent Act dictates “the scope of patent rights shall be determined by the claims, and the specification and drawings may be referred to when construing the claims.” Accordingly, the technical features recited in a claim must, in principle, all be incorporated into the scope of the patent rights, and none may be arbitrarily severed or selectively disregarded. In practice, however, ... MoreTaiwan Patent Practices
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