A 364
[Subsidiary]
CAP. 4] The Rules of the Supreme Court-Order 103 [1988 Ed.
Time, etc. of hearing of petition for confirmation of reduction (O. 102, r. 16)
16. (1) A petition for the confirmation of any such reduction as is mentioned in rule 7(4) shall not, where the Court has directed an inquiry pursuant to that rule, be heard before the expiration of at least 8 clear days after the filing of the certificate mentioned in rule 14.
(2) Before the hearing of such a petition, a notice specifying the day appointed for the hearing must be published at such times and in such newspapers as the Court may direct.
Restriction on taking effect of order under section 50 (O. 102, r. 17)
17. Unless the Court otherwise directs, an order under section 50 of the Ordinance sanctioning the issue of shares at a discount shall direct that an office copy of the order be delivered to the Registrar of Companies within 10 days after the making of the order or such extended time as the Court may allow and that the order shall not take effect until such copy has been so delivered.
(1977 c. 37.)
(Cap. 42.)
ORDER 103
THE REGISTRATION OF PATENTS ORDINANCE:
THE PATENTS ACTS 1949 TO 1961 AND 1977
Definitions (O. 103, r. 1)
1. In this Order-
"existing patent" means a patent mentioned in section 127(2)(a) or (c) of the Act;
"the Act" means the Patents Act 1977;
"the Ordinance" means the Registration of Patents Ordinance.
Actions for infringement: particulars of pleading (O. 103, r. 19)
19. (1) The plaintiff in an action for infringement of a patent must serve with his statement of claim particulars of the infringements relied on.
(2) If a defendant in such an action disputes the validity of the patent, he must serve with his defence particulars of the objections to the validity of the patent on which he relies in support of the allegation of invalidity.
(3) If a defendant in such an action alleges, as a defence to the action, that at the time of the infringement there was in force a contract or licence relating to the patent made by or with the consent of the plaintiff and containing a condition or term void by virtue of section 44 of the Act, he must serve on the plaintiff particulars of the date of, and parties to, each such contract or licence and particulars of each such condition or term.
A 364
[Subsidiary]
CAP. 4] The Rules of the Supreme Court-Order 103 [1988 Ed.
Time, etc. of hearing of petition for confirmation of reduction (O. 102,
r. 16)
16. (1) A petition for the confirmation of any such reduction as is mentioned in rule 7(4) shall not, where the Court has directed an inquiry pursuant to that rule, be heard before the expiration of at least 8 clear days after the filing of the certificate mentioned in rule 14.
(2) Before the hearing of such a petition, a notice specifying the day appointed for the hearing must be published at such times and in such newspapers as the Court may direct.
Restriction on taking effect of order under section 50 (O. 102, r. 17)
17. Unless the Court otherwise directs, an order under section 50 of the Ordinance sanctioning the issue of shares at a discount shall direct that an office copy of the order be delivered to the Registrar of Companies within 10 days after the making of the order or such extended time as the Court may allow and that the order shall not take effect until such copy has been so delivered.
(1977 c. 37.)
(Cap. 42.)
ORDER 103
THE REGISTRATION OF PATENTS ORDINANCE:
THE PATENTS ACTS 1949 TO 1961 AND 1977
Definitions (O. 103, r. 1)
1. In this Order-
"existing patent" means a patent mentioned in section 127(2)(a) or
(c) of the Act;
"the Act" means the Patents Act 1977;
"the Ordinance" means the Registration of Patents Ordinance.
Actions for infringement: particulars of pleading (O. 103, r. 19)
19. (1) The plaintiff in an action for infringement of a patent must serve with his statement of claim particulars of the infringe- ments relied on.
(2) If a defendant in such an action disputes the validity of the patent, he must serve with his defence particulars of the objections to the validity of the patent on which he relies in support of the allegation of invalidity.
(3) If a defendant in such an action alleges, as a defence to the action, that at the time of the infringement there was in force a contract or licence relating to the patent made by or with the consent of the plaintiff and containing a condition or term void by virtue of section 44 of the Act, he must serve on the plaintiff particulars of the date of, and parties to, each such contract or licence and particulars of each such condition or term.
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