The Statute Law Relating to Patents of Invention and Registration of Designs. With an Introduction and Synopsis |
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... acceptance and the sealing of the grant . When the patent is eventually sealed this inchoate right disappears altogether and does not become a point of origin for the patent right itself , which then dates back for the moment of its ...
... acceptance and the sealing of the grant . When the patent is eventually sealed this inchoate right disappears altogether and does not become a point of origin for the patent right itself , which then dates back for the moment of its ...
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... acceptance To publish and use invention under provisional protection . Reference to the Act . Section 3 ( 4 ) . Section 4 . To extension of time Section 5 ( 1 ) , To be informed of anticipation To amend specification proviso . Section 7 ...
... acceptance To publish and use invention under provisional protection . Reference to the Act . Section 3 ( 4 ) . Section 4 . To extension of time Section 5 ( 1 ) , To be informed of anticipation To amend specification proviso . Section 7 ...
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... acceptance of complete specification . To oppose grant To apply for leave to amend specifica- tion . To notice of opposition To appeal from Comptroller To apply for patent of addition Of the applicant for a copyright To inspect the ...
... acceptance of complete specification . To oppose grant To apply for leave to amend specifica- tion . To notice of opposition To appeal from Comptroller To apply for patent of addition Of the applicant for a copyright To inspect the ...
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... Acceptance of his application Section 3 ( 4 ) . Opposition to sealing Section 11 ( 2 ) . To notify to the patentee Opposition to revival Section 20 ( 4 ) Opposition to amendment Section 21 ( 3 ) . Application to revoke Section 26 ( 2 ) ...
... Acceptance of his application Section 3 ( 4 ) . Opposition to sealing Section 11 ( 2 ) . To notify to the patentee Opposition to revival Section 20 ( 4 ) Opposition to amendment Section 21 ( 3 ) . Application to revoke Section 26 ( 2 ) ...
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... acceptance of the complete specification . The same penalty . By failure to pay renewal fee . Penalty , forfeiture of patent . By failure to satisfy the reasonable requirements of the public . Penalty , compulsory licence or revocation ...
... acceptance of the complete specification . The same penalty . By failure to pay renewal fee . Penalty , forfeiture of patent . By failure to satisfy the reasonable requirements of the public . Penalty , compulsory licence or revocation ...
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117 Chancery Lane Admiralty appeal application article or process authorised authority Board of Trade certificate claim clause complete specification comptroller Comptroller-General compulsory licence conferred connexion contract copy Debentures declaration Definition or Explanation DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS-continued duties effect enactments exhibition extend foreign grant of patent ground High Court Inner Temple inspection International Convention inventor Isle jurisdiction lapsed patent Law Officer leave to amend letters patents LIMITED machinery matter notice obtain opposition Order in Council Parliament party patent agent patent granted Patent Law patent of addition Patent Office patent right patented article patented invention patentee's Penalty person petition privilege proceedings protection provisional specification provisions Reference Register of Designs register of patents registered design renewal fees repealed respect restraint of trade revocation revoke a patent sealing Section 11 Section 24 Section 49 specifica Statute of Monopolies subject-matter Term of patent thereof tion United Kingdom
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Page 171 - means any design applicable to any article of manufacture, or to any substance artificial or natural, or partly artificial and partly natural, whether the design is applicable for the pattern, or for the shape or configuration, or for the ornament thereof, or for any two or more of such purposes...
Page 124 - No amendment shall be allowed that would make the specification, as amended, claim an invention substantially larger than or substantially different from the invention claimed by the specification as it stood before amendment.
Page 152 - ... (2) If any person acts in contravention of this section he shall be liable...
Page 115 - That the invention has been claimed in any complete specification for a British patent which is or will be of prior date to the patent the grant of which is opposed...
Page 164 - All things required or authorised under this Act to be done by, to, or before the Board of Trade, may be done by, to, or before the President or a secretary or an assistant secretary of the Board.
Page 125 - Trade to the court, and it is proved to the satisfaction of the court that the reasonable requirements of the public with reference to the patented invention have not been satisfied, the patentee may be ordered by...
Page 165 - Act, or a writing, falsely purporting to be a copy of an entry in any such register, or produces or tenders, or causes to be produced or tendered, in evidence any such writing, knowing the entry or writing to be false, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanour.
Page 180 - Convention. Consequently, they shall have the same protection as the latter, and the same legal remedy against any infringement of their rights, provided they observe the conditions and formalities imposed upon nationals.
Page 32 - On the other hand, public policy requires that when a man has by skill, or by any other means, obtained something which he wants to sell, he should be at liberty to sell it in the most advantageous way in the market, and in order to enable him to sell it advantageously in the market it is necessary that he should be able to preclude himself from entering into competition with the purchaser.
Page 120 - A patentee may, after advertising in manner provided by rules of the Supreme Court his intention to do so, present a petition to the court praying that his patent may be extended for a further term, but such petition must be presented at least six months before the time limited for the expiration of the patent.