CLR II E 1.10.3 Restricting a generic definition of a substituent to a specific (individual) one

In T 288/92 the board held that it was not permissible to amend a generic formula defining a class of chemical compounds by restricting an originally disclosed generic definition of a substituent to a specific (individual) one which was arbitrarily selected from chemical entities, such as in the examples, without some support for such restriction in the general part of the description (see also T 1537/14).

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