WORKING OF PATENTS.
f ENGLISH OWNERS AND AUSTRALIAN v a , ': ■:':-■:;/ ■- :':'.■,..■;,;, ; d ■ ■ •.. -. . •■ '.■■..-..■■••. ■ . . ■ I j Illjr Tc!«rni>ti.-rrc»B Anpoc-lnltnn.- <3.ip?rlelit.i ,t ! ' ■ ' ■ i London, October 20.' A doputation from the' Chartored. Institute of Patent Agents -waited .■ Captain Collins, Commonwealth agent, and' suggested the omission of the; clause; in the Patents Bill making it compulsory to work , patents, in Australia. They suggested that, if the omjssiou of the clause were deemed impossible, a mutual agrec,ment might be made under which,the working of a patent'in one country should be'accepted as equivalent to working in both. '
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 644, 22 October 1909, Page 7
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89WORKING OF PATENTS. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 644, 22 October 1909, Page 7
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