LICENCES-continued. 2. ordinary, to be registered, 35, 36 form of application, 202 original licence to accompany, willingness to grant taken into account on application for ex- LOST PATENTS, a duplicate may be sealed, 60 fee payable, 60 form of application for duplicate, 203 LUNATIC, acts of or declaration by, 132 powers of committee, 132 person may be appointed by Court to act on behalf of, 182 MANCHESTER OFFICE, where situated, 121, 262 for search for Trade Marks in classes, 23-25, 121, 262 MANDAMUS to enforce grant of compulsory licences, 33, 34 MARK may be registered as a Trade Mark if distinctive, 90, 92 to which Design is applied, 76, 214, 220 MARKS NOT REGISTERED AS NEW TRADE MARKS, the words, "Registered," 93, 259 "Registered Design," 93, 259 METAL GOODS, application to register Trade Mark, to state of what metals goods are composed, 87, 237 except in cutlery, edge tools, and raw steel, 87, 237 MISDEMEANOUR, making false entries in register, 129 making false copies of entries, 129 See FORGERY, and SUMMARY CONVICTION. MISREPRESENTATION, in case of Trade Marks, disentitles to protection, 101 MODELS of Patents, may be required by Science and Art Department, 65 MONOPOLIES, STATUTE OF, definition of Patent within, 70 NAME OF INDIVIDUAL OR FIRM could always be used as a Trade Mark, 90 subject to right of other persons of same name to use it, 90 in the form of written signature, see WRITTEN SIGNATURE. NAMES OF PLACES may be registered as Trade Marks, 93 right to such names, 93 See also, FANCY WORDS. NOTICE OF OPPOSITION to grant of Patent, 16, 165 form of, 192 to be given within two months of advertisement, 16, 165 to state grounds, 19, 165 the title, date, and number of prior Patent (if any), for the same invention, 19 to contain an address for service, 19 to be accompanied by unstamped duplicate, 19 Comptroller to notify applicant of, 16 Rules as to, 165-167 NOTICE OF OPPOSITION-continued. to amendment of specification, 27, 168 form of, 195 to be given within one month from advertisement, 27 to state grounds, 30, 169 opponent to sign, 30, 169 address for service to be stated, 30 to be accompanied by unstamped copy, 30 Rules as to, 168-170 to grant of compulsory licences, 33, 34, 170 by patentee, 34 form of, 198 stamp of £5 required, 34 Rules as to, 170 to extension of a Patent, 38 by a caveat addressed to Registrar of Privy Council, 38 to registration of a Trade Mark, OATHS jorm of, 273 grounds of opposition to be stated, 97, 240 to be accompanied by unstamped copy, 97, 240 to be given within what time, 97, 240 Comptroller to notify applicant of, 97, 241 may be administered by law officer, 60 OFFENCES, unauthorised assumption of the Royal Arms, 138 provided it leads to belief. that trade is carried on under royal authority, 139 penalty, 139 how recovered, 139 false entry in register, making or causing to be made, 129 false copy of an entry, making or causing to be made, 129 guilty of misdemeanour, 129 falsely representing article to be patented, 137 what amounts to such representation, 138 effect of marks put on during existence of a Patent, 138 piracy of a Design, 81 what amounts to, 81 penalty for, 82 how recovered, 82 OFFENCES-continued. falsely representing Design to be registered, 137 what amounts to, 137 where articles are marked during existence of copyright, 138 not at common law, 108 a misdemeanour under the Merchandise Marks Act (1862), 108 OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS, where obtainable, 180, 217, 253 OLD MARKS means marks used prior to 13th August, 1875, 90 what may be registered as, 90 special and distinctive word, 90 words, 90 letter, 90 figure, 90 combination of letters, 90 figures, 90 letters and figures, 90 words must have been used by themselves, 94 the user means user in England, 94 only three persons can register same mark, 94 OPPOSITION, PATENTS, to grant of Patent, 16 grounds of opposition, 16 1. Invention obtained from opponent, 16, 17 e.g,, by a partner or assistant, 17 2. Or from person of whom he is the personal repre- legal representative may obtain the Patent, 59 3. Invention already patented, 16, 18 4. That examiner has reported that invention is similar persons who may oppose, 19 notice to be given, 165 form of notice, 192 to be given within what time, 16 practice on opposition, 16, 19, 166 evidence, 19, 166 hearing, 166 fee, 20. OPPOSITION-continued. appeal to law officer, 17, 20 may obtain assistance of an expert, 17 effect of, on time of sealing, 21 Rules as to, 165-167 to amendment of specification, 28, 30 notice to be given within one month of advertisement, 27 evidence and hearing, 30, 31 See also AMENDMENT OF SPECIFICATION, Rules as to, 168-170 to extension of term of Patent, see EXTENSION OF TERM. to registration of Trade Mark, 96, 240 time for opposing, 96 notice of opposition, form of, 273 to be given in duplicate, 96 grounds of opposition to be stated, 97 form of, 286 to be given within what time, 97 copy sent to opponent, 97 security for costs to be given by opponent, 97 form of security, 287 where not given, 97 case to be determined by Court, 97 brought before Court by summons, 98, 240 copy summons to be sent to Patent Office, 98, 240 order of Court to be left at Patent Office, 98, 241 ORDER IN COUNCIL revoking Patent to be entered in register, 173 form of application, 206 applying provisions of Act as to international arrangements, 136 ORDER OF COURT, for leave to apply to disclaim during action, 31 copy to be left at Patent Office with application, 32, 170 to amend particulars of breaches or objections, 48 for injunction, 52 for inspection, 52, 54 for account, 52, 55 to register Trade Mark, 86 |