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Third-party observation service permits certain observations on an international application during the international phase if they believe that the claimed invention is either not new.
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Third-party observation service permits certain observations on an international application during the international phase if they believe that the claimed invention is either not new (lacks novelty) or is obvious (lacks inventive step). Third-party observations may be submitted at any time after the date of publication of the international application and before the expiration of 28 months from the priority date, provided that the application is not withdrawn or considered withdrawn.

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