What must an inventor demonstrate in an application for patent?

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What must an inventor demonstrate in an application for patent?

The invention must be novel. It must not be obvious to the hypothetical person having ordinary skills in the subject matter. It must also have some utility and not be frivolous in nature. Further, it is necessary to demonstrate that the invention can be made operable.
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