Objective standards for patent novelty. Novelty is one of the objective conditions for granting patent rights. So what are the objective standards for determining patent novelty? Objective Criteria for Patent Novelty If you need professional patent services, Bajie Intellectual Property can help you! Bajie Intellectual Property's intellectual property business is developing rapidly, focusing on trademarks, patents, copyrights, domain names and other intellectual property business directions. Bajie's intellectual property patent application and patent transfer agency services are recognized by the industry. You have patent transfer and patent application transaction needs. , please consult Bajie Intellectual Property Customer Service immediately. Objective standards for patent novelty First, the disclosure standard: disclosure or not is an important basis for distinguishing new and old inventions, new and old utility models, and for judging whether an invention or utility model is novel. The so-called disclosure mainly refers to three ways of disclosure: written disclosure, use disclosure and oral disclosure, that is, using the above methods to disclose the essential content of the invention or utility model to make it known to people. Secondly, time standard: The same invention or utility model can be created independently by two or more people. Then, there is a time standard issue to determine whose invention is novel. This is to determine whether the invention or utility model is novel. The second standard of sex. Currently, countries around the world have two time standards: one is the date of invention standard, according to which as long as the essential content of an invention or utility model has not been disclosed before the date of invention (it is publicly known and publicly available), it is novel; the other is It is the filing date standard. Any invention or utility model whose essential content has not been publicly known before the filing date is considered novel. Finally, regional standards: mainly refers to inventions or utility models that are not publicly known and publicly available in the legal area, and can be confirmed as novel. Currently, there are three regional standards used by countries around the world to judge novelty, including absolute global regional standards, national regional standards and relative global regional standards. my country's patent law adopts absolute global regional standards for written disclosure, while it adopts domestic regional standards for use disclosure or other disclosures.