Convention, the internal legislation of each state remains in force. To avoid misconstruction, it is agreed that the use of public armorial bearings and decorations may be taken to be contrary to public order in the sense of last paragraph of Article VI. 5. Each country of the Union shall publish, if practicable, an official newspaper, in connection with the special government department mentioned in Article XII. 6. This paragraph relates to the working of the International Office at Berne, the expense of which is to be divided in a given proportion amongst the several states forming the Union. 7. The present Protocol, which shall be ratified along with the Convention, shall have the same force, validity, and duration as the Convention itself. INDEX. ACCOUNT OF PROFITS in action for infringement, 291 ACCOUNTS what, necessary in application for extension, 204 for infringements, 279 may be brought in any division of High Court of Justice, 279 280 plaintiff cannot have both damages and account of profits in, 291 ADVERTISEMENT required on application for amendment, 188 required on application for extension, 201, 395 of acceptance of complete specification, 115, 328, 364 AFFIDAVITS, how to be made, 363 AGENTS may act for applicants, 96 but not sign applications, 361 for infringers liable for infringements, 271 AMENDMENT OF SPECIFICATION, 188, 326, 327, 331, 363 patentee may seek leave to amend by way of correction, dis- not allowed to make invention substantially larger or different cases under earlier Act, 193, 194 leave to amend conclusive as to right of party to make, 189 application for leave to amend, to be left at Patent Office, 188 comptroller to give notice of and hear and decide application law officer to hear same if required, 331 to be deemed part of specification, 332 power to disclaim part of invention during action for infringe- restriction of recovery of damages after, 332 AMENDMENT OF SPECIFICATION-continued. form of application for, 384 general power to amend documents given to comptroller, 312 patent laws of, 402 APPEAL from comptroller to law officer, 170, 374 none from law officer on appeal to him from comptroller on none from Board of Trade in cases of compulsory licences, 228 form of notice of, 394 APPLICATIONS, patents for, 42 not favoured by law, 42 cases as to, 42-50. See RIVAL APPLICATIONS APPLICATION FOR PATENT, who may make, 95-98 joint applications, 95, 325 on death of applicant patent may be granted to legal repre- may be opposed, 169 any person may apply for patent, 325 form of, 326, 379 form of, on communication from abroad, 380 to contain declaration and be accompanied by provisional or when comptroller requires amendment, applicant may appeal must be signed by applicant and contain statement of address, order of recording, 364 ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, of letters patent, 224 proper covenants in, 224 no implied warranty of the patent on contract for, 225 225 assignee of part may bring separate action for infringement, 225 body corporate may take, and be registered as proprietor in cor- by executors good, though probate registered after assignment, to Secretary of War for certain inventions, 340 cases on, 225-234 AUSTRALIAN COLONIES, patent laws of, 443-446 AUSTRIA, patent laws of, 407 BELGIUM, patent laws of, 409 BOARD OF TRADE, power to order Patentee to grant licences, 227 power to make rules for classification, &c., 313, 314, 318 patents for novelty and utility, 35-94 applications, 42 inventor, true and first, 51-61 publication in printed books, 61-64 publication in specification under prior patent, 64-70 public user, 70-83 prior user by inventor, 83-89 experiments, 89-93 patentee, who may be, 95-98 the title, 99-104 when given by judge to entitle plaintiff to full costs in future of payment or renewal, 367 form of application for, 388 CEYLON, patent laws of, 451 CHANNEL ISLANDS, not now included in patent, 181 CHEMICAL PROCESSES, when patentable, 25, 260 and products, cases as to infringement of patents for, 260-273 CHILI, patent laws of, 411 CLAIMS, complete specification must contain, 113, 156 must not be wide and speculative, 149 suggestions as to preparing, 145, 156 intended to ascertain extent of what is claimed as new, 158 CLASSIFICATION OF PATENTABLE INVENTIONS, 18 new contrivances applied to new objects or purposes, 18 a new contrivance employed to effect old object, 18 a combination of known parts, 20 new methods of applying an old thing, 21 chemical processes usually but not always in combination with cases on, 18-25 CLERICAL ERRORS amendment of, in letters patent, 185, 197 in specifications, &c., 116, 197, 312 COLOMBIA, patent laws of, 412 COLONIAL ARRANGEMENTS, 309, 349 COLONIES (BRITISH), patent laws of, 443 COLOURABLE ALTERATION of patented invention actionable, 242 COMBINATIONS. See INFRINGEMENT, of known parts are patentable, 20, 21, 250 how to be treated in specifications, 139 cases as to infringement of patents for, 250-260 if patent is solely for, nothing can be infringed but the use to protect subordinate parts and minor, it is necessary to claim minor, must be new, useful, and patentable per se, 257 the taking of subordinate part or parts of, may be an infringe. COMPLETE SPECIFICATION. See SPECIFICATION COMMUNICATION FROM ABROAD, patent for invention which is, may be granted to alien friend, 96 applicant for must be resident, 317 rule as to, 365 form of application for, 380 |