Patents Regulations (Provisional) (Cth)

STATUTORY RULES.

1904. No. 19.

Commonwealth of Australia.

 Department of Trade and Customs,

 Melbourne, 30th April, 1904.

HIS Excellency the Governor-General, in pursuance of the Patents Act 1903, and the Rules Publication Act 1903, has been pleased to make the following Regulation, to come into force forthwith as a Provisional Regulation.

ANDREW FISHER,

Minister for Trade and Customs.

 

Provisional Regulation under the “Patents Act 1903.”

An application made under a State Patent Act may be lodged, pursuant to the second paragraph of section 29 of the Patents Act 1903, by being left at or sent by post to the Patent Office, accompanied by the following form:—

To the Commissioner of Patents for the Commonwealth.

Application for Letters Patent under the “Commonwealth Patents Act 1903,” Section 29.

I,/We, (1)

of (2)

(3)

having made an application under the (4)

State Patents Act, on

the (5) day of (5)

last for a Patent for an invention entitled (6)

do hereby apply to have the said application dealt with as an application under this Act under section 29, and I/we do declare that I am/we are

the actual inventor thereof, and verily believe that I am/we are entitled to such patent under the Provisions of the Commonwealth Patents Act 1903, section 29.

Dated this day of 190

Signature of Applicant (7)

Signature of Witness (7)

(1) Here insert name in full.

(2) Insert full address.

(3) Insert occupation.

(4) Insert name of State.

(5) Insert date of State application.

(6) Title of invention.

(7) Name in full.

 

Where the applicant is not the actual inventor, insert particulars set  forth in section 32.

Who may apply for a patent.

Section 32.—Any person, whether a British subject or not, may make an application for a Patent.

(2) Two or more persons may make joint application for a Patent, and a Patent may be granted to them jointly.

(3) Any of the following persons may make application for a Patent:—

(a)The actual inventor; or

(b) his assignee, agent, attorney, or nominee; or

(c) the actual inventor or his nominee jointly with the assignee of a part interest in the invention; or

(d)the legal representative of a deceased actual inventor or of his assignee; or

(e) any person to whom the invention has been communicated by the actual inventor, his legal representative, or assignee (if the actual inventor, his legal representative, or assignee is not resident in the Commonwealth).

 

By Authority: J. Kemp, Acting Government Printer, Melbourne.