Sufficiency of disclosure in Canadian patent law

Canadian patent law
Patentability
Patentable subject-matter Novelty Non-obviousness Utility Sufficiency of disclosure Presumption of validity
Infringement
Patent infringement Defences and remedies
Legal texts
Patent Act Manual of Patent Office Practice (MOPOP)
Governmental organization
Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO)
Categories
Canadian patent law Canadian patent case law
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In Canada, every patent application must include the “specification”. The patent specification has three parts: the disclosure, the claims, and the abstract.^[1] The contents of the specification are crucial in patent litigation.