9. Why limit your patent?
In order to prevent a conviction, a person accused of infringement can raise the nullity of the patent against which he is sued (see Bringing down an inconvenient patent
[FIC 1619]
). In practice, this is almost always the case.
Faced with a prior claim that could potentially destroy the novelty or inventive step of a patent, the owner can at any time "limit the scope of the patent by amending one or more claims" (article L. 613-24 of
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