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ANNEX III

Examples of European patent applications


A typical European patent application (description, claims, any drawings and abstract) has been selected from each of the three principal technical fields, namely


1. chemistry


2. electricity/physics


3. mechanics.


These examples comply with the provisions governing applications, except that the need to include explanatory notes meant that the margins could not be left blank (see Rule 35(6) EPC and point 71). For the requirements governing disclosure of the invention see points 67 and 68. The content of the examples is not necessarily patentable.


1. Chemistry example

2. Electricity/physics example

3. Mechanics example

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