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Evolution of Pre-Statutory Limitations to Patent Rights: Analytical Study

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easjebm.2019.v02i11.010

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Patents emerged initially as grants of privilege and in some cases were clearly intended to allow the dissemination of particular technical advances that would benefit ruling groups through wealth creation. When this was the underlying rational for granting patent, these grants emphasized a public interest concern to further the encouragement of learning and development of industry, even if the notion of “public” was very much limited. The paper analyses the evolution of this 'public interest' of patent grants in the pre statutory period.

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