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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsThe Patents Act 1977 - GOV.UK

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   The Patents Act 1977 sets out the requirements for patent applications, how the patent-granting process should operate, and the law relating to disputes concerning patents.

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2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 5a7479The Patent Guide - Second Edition - GOV.UK

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   A handbook for analysing and interpreting patent data .. 1. What is a patent? ................................................................. 2. Data capture...

3. www.gov.uk › guidance › the-patent-act-1977The Patents Act 1977 (as amended) - Section 60: Meaning of ...

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   (1) Subject to the provisions of this section, a person infringes a patent for an invention if, but only if, while the patent is in force, he does any of the following things in the United...

4. forum.wordreference.com › threads › patent-lie-vspatent lie vs. blatant lie - WordReference Forums

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   Dec 21, 2008 · Could you tell me what the difference between "patent lie" and "blatant lie"? Here're definitions from Cambridge Dictionary. I think patent lie focuses on a lie is obvious; blantant lie focuses on a lie is not only obvious but also intentional.

5. www.gov.uk › government › collectionsIntellectual property: Patents - GOV.UK

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   Sep 21, 2023 · A collection of guidance about applying for, managing and enforcing a patent. Patents help protect a product or process, for example machines and medicines.

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6. www.wipo.int › web › patentsFrequently Asked Questions: Patents - WIPO

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   Basics. What is a patent? What rights does a patent provide? What kinds of inventions can be protected? How long does patent protection last? Is a patent valid in every country? How are patent rights enforced? What does it mean to “license a patent” and why is it done?

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   What is a patent dificulty?

   • The dificulty is appropriately representing a patent with multiple patent classifications in different technology areas. To remove the necessity of matching data some organisations have created concordance tables matching patent classifications to technologies32 and industries33.

   The Patent Guide - Second Edition - GOV.UK

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   What is a patent claim?

   • The claims of a patent application provide statements defining the scope of protection sought. On a granted patent the claims define the exact scope of the protected monopoly.

   The Patent Guide - Second Edition - GOV.UK

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   What is the latest amendment to the Patents Act 1977?

   • The latest amendment to the Patents Act 1977 took place on 31 December 2019 and was made by the Patents (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 and the Intellectual Property (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020. The Patents Act 1977 (as amended) PDF and online manual updated.

   The Patents Act 1977 - GOV.UK

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   What do consumers think about patent quality?

   • Consumers may have a view about patent quality. Their views may be more closely aligned with satisfaction for an end-product, which could contain any number of patented inventions, other intellectual property rights (trade marks and designs) and may also be influenced by non-product features such as advertising and brand strength.

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   Are patent monopolies against the public interest?

   • While monopolies in general are against the public interest, once a patent has been found valid and infringed, the patent monopoly is something which it is in the public interest to protect by an injunction in order to further the purposes of the system as a whole, such as to promote investment in innovation.

   Patent System of the United Kingdom - WIPO

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   What if a patentee has commenced infringement proceedings?

   • Often, the principal reason why a patentee will have commenced infringement proceedings will have been to seek an injunction against the defendant to prevent it from infringing the patent. The courts of England and Wales have the power to grant injunctions “in all cases in which it appears to the court to be just and convenient to do so.” 142

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8. www.wipo.int › patent-judicial-guide › enPatent System of the United Kingdom - WIPO

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   The UK patent system is governed by the Patent Act. Discover how the patent system works in the United Kingdom.