/nɒn ˈstætʃʊtəri ˈsʌbdʒɪkt ˈmætər/ – Phrase
Definition: đối tượng theo luật pháp đã bị loại ra khỏi diện được bảo hộ bằng sáng chế, đối tượng sáng chế không có khả năng được cấp bằng.
A more throughout explanation: Non-statutory subject matter refers to issues or topics that are not specifically addressed or regulated by statutes or laws. This term is often used in legal contexts to distinguish between matters that are governed by specific laws and those that are not. Non-statutory subject matter may still be subject to other forms of regulation or guidance, such as common law principles or administrative rules.
Example: In this case, the non-statutory subject-matter refers to the information provided in the contract that is not specifically required by law but is included for clarity and understanding between the parties involved.