| European Case Law Identifier: |
ECLI:EP:BA:2004:T038001.20040528 |
| Date of decision: |
28 May 2004 |
| Case number: |
T 0380/01 |
| Application number: |
93200602.6 |
| IPC class: |
C11D 11/00 |
| Language of proceedings: |
EN |
| Distribution: |
B |
| Download and more information: |
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| Title of application: |
Detergent compositions |
| Applicant name: |
UNILEVER N.V., et al |
| Opponent name: |
The Procter & Gamble Company |
| Board: |
3.3.06 |
| Headnote: |
- |
| Relevant legal provisions: |
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| Keywords: |
Interpretation of claims
Novelty (no) |
| Catchwords: |
Two washing methods (of culinary utensils) having no technical bearing on each other cannot form a single multi-step process (i.e. a "technical whole") though being linguistically linked together (point 1.5 of the Reasons for the Decision) in a claim. If one of these methods forms already part of the state of the art, the subject-matter of this claim does not satisfy the requirements of Articles 52(1) and 54 EPC (points 2.1, 2.2 and 2.7 of the Reasons for the Decision).
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