Abstract
A few days ago, I heard the comment that the doctrine of equivalents in patent law is an old concept. Well. I'm not sure how the basic tool, which the doctrine of equivalents is for the patent law, could become old. Can trill, mordent, turn, appoggiatura, acciaccatura, glissando, schleifer become old for music? The doctrine of equivalents is a basic tool in the patent law with the impact on the scope of patent protection and the economic value of the patent.
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