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Otago Witness, Issue 3861, 13 March 1928, Page 84

1 /zW/' FACTS CONCERNING PATENTS—No. 3. In tending applicants for Patents are urgently warned not tO s^ow *^ e ’ r > nvent ions to anybody until they have secured KL protection. To do so creates a ground upon which the W Patent can at any time be invalidated, and thus lays a ff s foundation of possible future litigation, which may make * 9 the grant more of a burden than a boon to the Patentee. Provisional Protection can be secured without working out all the details of an invention, but nevertheless professional s k'h °f 'he highest order is necessary in the drafting of | iJfgf/'- 'he documents required for the application. JcbltM di??’# PATENT U N e m r rsj v —-■• " T— 11..I 1 .. ■!■■ -...-J --»-■»,«£ -*■ & WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH, ETC,

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