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This is a comprehensive reference book which describes the development of the United Kingdom patent system from its beginnings, over 400 years ago, to the present day. British patent law is a comparatively little known subject but one of great fascination, being concerned with inventions, with history, and with the use of language. It is also of great importace because the granting of patents has proved to be the most realistic way of encouraging people to make inventions and exploit them commercially. This book provides a reliable account of the main features of British patent law and practice, tracing their evolution one by one. Many details of patent procedure, including fees, are tabulated and a full list of patents acts, rules and other publications is included
- Author
- Neil Davenport
- Publisher
- Portsmouth [Eng.]: Mason ; White Plains, N.Y.: distributed by Sheridan House
- Published
- 1979
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780859371575
- Subjects
- Law, History
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