The Patent Laws of All Nations volume 1
The Patent Laws of All Nations volume 1
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3. PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN PATENT.
8. Appointment of local offices and officers ; saving of existing appointments. The Governor may, for all such purposes as he may deem necessary for the public convenience, appoint local patent- offices, and patent-office agents in the various centers of population throughout the colony, and from time to time alter or revoke the appointment of such offices and agents respectively.
The local patent-offices and the patent-office agents appointed under " The Patents ...Act Amendment Act, 1882, " shall be deemed to have been appointed under this Act without further appoint- ment.
Such agents shall not demand or receive from the applicant, or any one on his behalf, any fees or charges whatever other than such as are payable under this Act.
9. Mode of application' first schedule; receipt. Every appli- cation under this Act for the grant of letters patent for an inven- tion shall be made as follows, that is to say : (1. ) The applicant shall deposit at the patent-office, or at any local patent-office, a specification, written in a plain legible hand or printed in fair legible type upon parchment or paper, and under his hand and seal, in the form or to the effect in the first schedule hereto, particularly describing and ascertaining the nature and details of the said invention with precision, and in what manner the same is to be performed, and containing a distinct claim for the especial novelty thereof, and accompanied by drawings, if necessary, for the full description and understanding of the said invention, and also a copy of such specification and drawings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN PATENT.
8. Appointment of local offices and officers ; saving of existing appointments. The Governor may, for all such purposes as he may deem necessary for the public convenience, appoint local patent- offices, and patent-office agents in the various centers of population throughout the colony, and from time to time alter or revoke the appointment of such offices and agents respectively.
The local patent-offices and the patent-office agents appointed under " The Patents ...Act Amendment Act, 1882, " shall be deemed to have been appointed under this Act without further appoint- ment.
Such agents shall not demand or receive from the applicant, or any one on his behalf, any fees or charges whatever other than such as are payable under this Act.
9. Mode of application' first schedule; receipt. Every appli- cation under this Act for the grant of letters patent for an inven- tion shall be made as follows, that is to say : (1. ) The applicant shall deposit at the patent-office, or at any local patent-office, a specification, written in a plain legible hand or printed in fair legible type upon parchment or paper, and under his hand and seal, in the form or to the effect in the first schedule hereto, particularly describing and ascertaining the nature and details of the said invention with precision, and in what manner the same is to be performed, and containing a distinct claim for the especial novelty thereof, and accompanied by drawings, if necessary, for the full description and understanding of the said invention, and also a copy of such specification and drawings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott, Benjamin Vaughan, 1830-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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