CLR II A 6.3.3 Interpretation of ambiguous terms or confirmation of the text of a claim

CLR II A 6.3.2 Relevance of Article 69 EPC

CLR II A 6.3.1 General principles

CLR II A 6.3 Using description and drawings to interpret the claims

6.3.1 General principles

6.3.2 Relevance of Article 69 EPC

6.3.3 Interpretation of ambiguous terms or confirmation of the text of a claim

CLR II A 6.2 Meaning of terms and phrases: "comprising (substantially)", "consisting (essentially) of", "containing"

CLR II A 6.1 General principles

CLR II A 6 Interpretation of claims

6.1. General principles

6.2. Meaning of terms and phrases: "comprising (substantially)", "consisting (essentially) of", "containing"

6.3. Using description and drawings to interpret the claims

CLR II A 5.3 Bringing the description into line with amended claims

CLR II A 5.2 Restrictions on generalising the technical information and examples adduced in the description

CLR II A 5.1 General principles

Art. 84 EPC stipulates that the claims must be supported by the description. This requirement means that the subject-matter of the claim must be taken from the description and it is not admissible to claim something which is not described.

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