Court may
order
patentee
fo grant
licences,

Applic.
for regis-
tration.

Documents
fo accom,
pany apple
cation,

Ch. 31. No. 18.) Patents, Designs dnd Trade Marks.

 

(2) But the officers or authorities administering any
departinent of the service of the Crown may, by themselves
their agents, contractors, or others, at any time after the
Application, use the invention for the services of the Crown
on terms to be before or after the use thereof agreed on with
the approval of the Governor between those officers or
authorities and the patentee, or in default of such agree-
ment, on such terms as may be settled by the Governor.

13. {f, on the petition of any person interested, it is
proved that by reason of the default of a patentee to grant
licences on reasonable terms

(a) an invention is vot being worked in the Colony,
(2) the reasonable requirements of the public with
respect to the invention cannot be supplied, or
(c) any person is prevented from working or using to
the best advantage an invention of which he is
possessed,
the Court may order the patentee to grant licences on such
terms, and may enforce such order in such manner, as it
shall think fit.

14. Tf a patent is lost or destroyed, or its non-production
is accounted for to the satisfaction of the Registrar, the
Registrar may at any time cause a duplicate thereof to be
issucd.

C nited Kingdom patents.

15. Any person being the grantee of a United Kingdom
patent, or any person deriving | his right from such grantee by
assignment, transmission, or other operation of law, may
apply Within three vears from the date of issue of such
patent to have such patent registered in the Colony. Where
any partial assignment or transmission has been made, all
proper partie. shall be joined in the application for regis-
tration,

16. (1) Every application under the last preceding
section shall be accompanied by two certified copies of the
specification or specifications (including drawing. , if any) of
the United Kingdom patent and a certificate of the Comp-