To infer- To conclude from facts or from factual reasoning; to draw a conclusion or inference.

Standard - 1 A model accepted as correct by custom, consent, or authority. 2 A criterion for measuring acceptability, quality, or accuracy.

68. Novelty – 1 The fact that an invention is new in form and in function or performance. 2 The requirement that this fact must be demonstrated for an invention to be patentable.

69. Ingenuity – Professional skills of the author of invention

70. Merit – The elements or grounds of a claim or defence

71. Disclaimer – 1 A renunciation of one’s legal right or claim. 2 A repudiation of another’s legal right or claim. 3 A writing that contains such a renunciation or repudiation.

To infer- To conclude from facts or from factual reasoning; to draw a conclusion or inference.

73. Jurisprudence – 1 The study of legal systems in general. 2 Judicial precedents considered collectively. The study of the general or fundamental elements of a particular legal system, as opposed to its practical and concrete details.

74. Addition – 1 A structure that is attached to or connected with another building that predates the structure; an extension or annex. 2 A title or appellation appended to a person’s name to show rank, occupation, or place of residence.

75. Feist Publications, Inc. v. Rural Telephone Service Co (499 U.S. 340, 346 (1991)) -holding that individual recipes were not copyrightable; copyright protection could only extend to an entire recipe book as a compilation. One clarifying point: the recipes at issue in that case lacked "expressive elaboration upon either of these functional components [of listing ingredients and directions for combining them], as opposed to recipes that might spice up functional directives by weaving in creative narrative.

76. Issue – 1 A point in dispute between two or more parties. 2 A class or series of securities that are simultaneously offered for sale. 3 Lineal descendants; offspring. 4 The first delivery of a negotiate instrument by its maker or holder.

77. Valid – 1 Legally sufficient;; binding. 2 Meritorious that this a valid conclusion based on the facts presented in this case.

78. Degree – 1 Generally, a classification of specification. 2 An incremental measura of guilt or negligence; a level based on seriousness of an offence. 3 A stage in a process; a step in a series of steps toward to end.

79. Creativity – The degree to which a work displays imaginativeness beyond what a person of very ordinary talents might create

80. Requisition – 1 An authoritative, formal demand. 2 A governmental seizure of property.

81. Tracing – A mechanical copy of facsimile of an original, produced by following its lines with a pen or pencil through a transparent medium.

82. Regulation – 1 The act or process of controlling by rule or restriction. 2 A rule or order, having legal force, issued by an administrative agency or a local government.

83. Manifest -show, express, reveal, profess

84. To promulgate – 1 To declare or announce publicity; to proclaim. 2 To put (a law or decree) into force or effect.

85. Copyright Office - a part of the Library of Congress, is the official U.S. government body that maintains records of copyright registration in the United States, including a copyright catalog. It is used by copyright title searchers who are attempting to clear a chain of title for copyrighted works.The head of the Copyright Office is called the Register of Copyrights. The current Register is Maria Pallante, who has held the office since 2011.The Copyright Office is housed on the fourth floor of the James Madison Memorial Building of the Library of Congress, at 101 Independence Avenue, SE, in Washington, DC.

86. Subject – 1 One who owes allegiance to a sovereign and is governed by that sovereign’s laws. 2 A matter or concern over which something is created.

87. Litigation – 1 The process of carrying on a lawsuit. 2 A lawsuit itself.

88. Claimant – One who asserts a right or demand, especially formally.

89. Instruction – a direction or guideline that a judge gives a jury concerning the law of the case.

90. To permit – 1 To consent to formally. 2 To give opportunity for. 3 To allow or admit of.

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