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Part I PRELIMINARY

Part II ADMINISTRATION

Part III PATENTABILITY

Part IV RIGHT TO APPLY FOR AND OBTAIN PATENT

Part V APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS

Part VI PROCEDURE FOR GRANT OF PATENT

Part VII PROVISIONS AS TO PATENTS AFTER GRANT

Part VIII PROPERTY IN PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS AND REGISTRATION

Part IX EMPLOYEES’ INVENTIONS

Part X CONTRACTS AS TO PATENTED PRODUCTS

Part XI LICENCES OF RIGHT AND COMPULSORY LICENCES

Part XII USE OF PATENTED INVENTIONS FOR SERVICES OF GOVERNMENT

Part XIII INFRINGEMENT OF PATENTS

Part XIV REVOCATION OF PATENTS AND VALIDITY PROCEEDINGS

Part XV AMENDMENTS OF PATENTS AND APPLICATIONS

Part XVI INTERNATIONAL APPLICATIONS FOR PATENTS

Part XVII LEGAL PROCEEDINGS

Part XVIII OFFENCES

Part XIX PATENT AGENTS

Part XX MISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL

THE SCHEDULE Substances Which Are Not Pharmaceutical Products

Legislative Source Key

Legislative History

Comparative Table

Comparative Table

 
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On 20/05/2013, you requested for the version in force on 20/05/2013 incorporating all amendments published on or before 20/05/2013. The closest version currently available is that of 08/04/2013.
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Registrar’s power to revoke patents
81.  If it appears to the Registrar that an invention for which a patent has been granted formed part of the state of the art by virtue only of section 14(3), he may on his own initiative by order revoke the patent, but shall not do so without giving the proprietor of the patent an opportunity of making any observation and of amending the specification of the patent so as to exclude any matter which formed part of the state of the art as aforesaid without contravening section 84.
[UK Patents 1977, s. 73]