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How are pharmaceutical patent term extensions justified? Australia's evolving scheme Charles Lawson·. This article examines the evolving patent term extension schemes under the Patents Act 1903 (Cth), the Patents Act 1952 (Cth) and the Patents Act
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Economic and Environmental Opportunities from Improved Resource Efficiency in Australian Industry Background report for the Department of Environment and Heritage. 15 February 2006. Economic and Environmental Opportunities from Improved Resource
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Public interest compulsory licensing under the Patents Act 1990 (Cth): Real incentive or a barrier to working? Dr Charles Lawson. Compulsory licensing of patents under the Patents Act 1990 (Cth) is assened to encourage the licensing and working of
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Evolution of "inventive step"-like elements in Australian patent laws Charles Lawson·. "Inventive step"-like elements (ISLEs) may arise in the assessment of "invention" and "novelty" in the Patents Act 1990 (Cth). This article questions the
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Global Renewables. National Benefits of Implementation of UR-3R Process®. A Triple Bottom Line Assessment. July, 2004. Ref: 4075-08. NOLAN-ITU Pty Ltd ACN 067 785 853 ABN 76 067 785 853 Suite 70, Level 7, 104 Bathurst Street, Sydney NSW 2000.
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Dr Charles Lawson Associate Professor Australian Centre for Intellectual Property in Agriculture. Griffith Law School Griffith Unwersity. 36. The Evolution of a Workable Scheme for End Point Royalties for Plant Varieties. Introduction. P! ants in
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Patent privileges and the National Competition Policy - patent scope and allocation? Charles Lawson'. This article suggests that the modern Australian policy for strengthened patent privileges has failed to adequately address the requirement to
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'. ---------. Quantum of obviousness in Australian patent laws Charles lawson". This article examines obviousness in the context of the Patents Act 1990 (Cth) - the quantum of advance beyond the existing knowledge and information that must be
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The interlocutory injunction dilemma in patent infringement and invalidity disputes Dr Charles lawson·. Interlocutory injunctions pose a dilemma for patent law and practice as they require a court to assess the parties' submissions and make
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{. l. l. MqJBL (2005) Vol 2 47. RETHINKING THE EXEMPTION OF SOME PATENT LICENSE AND. ASSIGNMENT CONDITIONS FROM THE TRADE PRACTICES ACT 1974 (CTH) COMPETITION LAWS. CHARLES LAWSON'. This article examines the evolution and application of the existing
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