On-Sale Bar [Patent] Law and Legal Definition
When used in the context of patents, the term ‘on-sale bar’ refers to a statutory bar that prohibits patent eligibility if an invention was sold or offered for sale more than one year before filing the patent application. It simply means that an invention that has been for sale for over one year is no longer patentable.
Legal Definition list
- On-Sale Bar [Patent]
- On-Reservation Status
- On-Line Sampling Inspection [Agriculture]
- On-Going Support Services [Education]
- On-going Subsidy Fee [SISMBD loan]
- On-Site Property [Education]
- On-Site Testing
- On-Time Performance [Aeronautics and Space]
- On-Time Performance Code [Aeronautics and Space]
- On-Track Safety [Transportation]
- On-Track Wager
