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Where there is at least one common inventor, but the patents are not commonly owned, a TD will not avoid an ODP issue. A terminal disclaimer can be filed after the patent has been issued, but such a terminal disclaimer will not obviate an ODP issue if the reference patent has expired before the filing of the TD.
A terminal disclaimer may be withdrawn before issuance of the patent by filing a petition under 37 C.F.R. 1.182 requesting withdrawal of the recorded terminal disclaimer. However, a terminal disclaimer may not be withdrawn after issuance of the patent.
101) double patenting rejection can be overcome by canceling or amending the claims that are directed to the same invention so they are no longer coextensive in scope. The filing of a terminal disclaimer cannot overcome a double patenting rejection based upon 35 U.S.C. 101.
The judicially-created obviousness-type double patenting doctrine is grounded in public policy and is intended to prevent a patentee from obtaining an unjust extension of the length of a patents right to exclude for an obvious modification, and to prevent potential harassment from multiple parties asserting non-
The Basics of Patent Law: The most common rejections at the USPTO are rejections dealing with prior art under sections: 102 for lack of novelty or anticipation. 103 for the invention being obvious.
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If your application has received a Section 101 rejection (sometimes referred to as a subject matter eligibility or Alice rejection), that means the examiner believes that your claims relate to a type of invention that is ineligible for patent protection.
A terminal disclaimer is a statement in which the patent applicant dedicates the ending part of the patent to the public so that all similar patents end on the same date. Put simply, the term of all patents which are similar to each other owned by the patent owner is coterminous.
Requesting That the Rejection Be Held in Abeyance A patent applicant may focus on addressing any other rejections first, and once those rejections have been overcome by amendments or arguments, the examiner can reevaluate whether or not the nonstatutory double patenting rejection should be maintained.

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