先願主義 | Japanese meaning

先願主義【せんがんしゅぎ】

Alsoせんがんしゅぎ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

first-to-file principle (in patent law); first-to-file systemsee also 先発明主義

This term refers to the legal doctrine where the first person to file a patent application for an invention has the right to the patent, regardless of who may have invented it first.

When applying for a patent, it is necessary to consider the first-to-file principle.

Example sentences1 result

Japan follows the principle of first-to-file.

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先願主義【せんがんしゅぎ】

Alsoせんがんしゅぎ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

first-to-file principle (in patent law); first-to-file systemsee also 先発明主義

This term refers to the legal doctrine where the first person to file a patent application for an invention has the right to the patent, regardless of who may have invented it first.

When applying for a patent, it is necessary to consider the first-to-file principle.

Example sentences1 result

Japan follows the principle of first-to-file.

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先

N51

意before; ahead; previous; future; precedence

訓さき、ま.ず

音セン

名ぽん

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願

N34

意petition; request; vow; wish; hope

訓ねが.う、-ねがい

音ガン

名ら

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主

N43

意lord; chief; master; main thing; principal

訓ぬし、おも、あるじ

音シュ、ス、シュウ

名かず、ず、もん

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義

N15

意righteousness; justice; morality; honor; loyalty; meaning

音ギ

名ただし、ちか、のり、よし

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先願主義【せんがんしゅぎ】

Alsoせんがんしゅぎ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

first-to-file principle (in patent law); first-to-file systemsee also 先発明主義

This term refers to the legal doctrine where the first person to file a patent application for an invention has the right to the patent, regardless of who may have invented it first.

When applying for a patent, it is necessary to consider the first-to-file principle.

Example sentences1 result

Japan follows the principle of first-to-file.

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先願主義【せんがんしゅぎ】

Alsoせんがんしゅぎ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

first-to-file principle (in patent law); first-to-file systemsee also 先発明主義

This term refers to the legal doctrine where the first person to file a patent application for an invention has the right to the patent, regardless of who may have invented it first.