United States:
Prosecution Pointer 262
08 February 2021
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP
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A title of an invention is not required to appear as a heading
on the first page of a specification. To the extent that an
applicant supplies a title on the specification, it should appear
as a heading on the first page of the specification. Additionally,
the title may now be supplied in an application data sheet.. To the
extent that an applicant supplies a title on the specification, it
should appear as a heading on the first page of the specification.
Additionally, the title may now be supplied in an application data
sheet.
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