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    Stand Mixer Essay

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    Before you spend your hard earned money on an expensive kitchen appliance like a stand mixer‚ you should take the time to do a little research. You want to find a mixer that not only meets your needs but also one that can be purchased for an affordable price. By taking some time to investigate you can make sure that you are getting the best stand mixer for the best price. The first thing that you should take into consideration is how often you plan on using your stand mixer. If you plan on using

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    Question One A. Michael believes that the Storage of Pharmaceuticals Act 2014 and the Storage of Pharmaceuticals Regulations 2014 do not apply to him. Is he correct? (3 marks) 
 Section 2 of the Storage of Pharmaceuticals Act 2014 (Vic) (‘the Act’) states that ‘the Act is to come into effect in accordance with relevant provisions in the jurisdiction’. According to Section 11(3) of the Interpretation on Legislation Act 1984 (Vic)‚ the date of commencement is the same as the date of assent‚ in

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    The Cotton Gin by Eli Whitney In 1793 an American inventor named Eli Whitney born in December 8 1765‚ Massachusetts‚ USA created a modern mechanical machine called the Cotton Gin. This phenomenal machine separated cotton seeds from cotton fibres and was incredibly important as it dramatically reduced the amount of time spent separating the two from each other. Eli changed the agriculture and manufacturing revolutionised not only the cotton industry but the American industrial

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    Provisional Patent Application For Tapered Bore Connector Background – Field of Invention This invention relates to an improved tapered bore connector. Objects and Advantages The primary object of the present invention is to provide a tapered bore connection that maintains connection to a mating connector. Specifically‚ the invention has the following advantages: 1. The connector maintains a secure connection with its mate even if plastic creep attempts to relieve the

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    Reach Through Claims

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    inventions in these areas‚ but is also important in terms of assessing freedom to operate in these areas. What is a reach-through claim? Claims are the part of a patent application which set out the scope of protection which is sought. In a granted patent‚ the claims set out the scope of the monopoly given by the patent. For example‚ if an inventor discovers a new chemical entity which can be applied to the treatment of disease‚ they can usually claim some or all of: the chemical entity per

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    Bayer Case

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    Case Questions (1/2) What has happened now: http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=5dc7c10a-7a1b-4b09-a387-7aa7a09b5c95 https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=fc41db30-6793-4f92-90ae-a0bb82e6fdaa Bayer India: http://www.bayergroupindia.com/pdf/Bayer%20CropScience%20Limited-Investor%20Presentation.pdf 1. How does the court order affect Bayer’s overall business strategy in India? (1 slide) (10%) Bayer has a long history in India since 1896 and is targeting sales

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    of the patent owner. The patent owner still enjoys the rights over patent .He is paid by the Licensee some amount as a royalty for his patent. The TRIPS Agreement list a number of conditions for issuing compulsory licenses. 1. Normally the person or company applying for a license has to have tried to negotiate a voluntary license with the patent holder on reasonable commercial terms. If that fails compulsory license can be issued. 2. When a compulsory license has been issued‚ the patent owner

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    “Decoding the Use of Gene Patents” and writer and filmmaker‚ Michael Crichton‚ who wrote “Patenting Life” both disagree on why they think gene patenting is beneficial or not in today’s day and age. Crichton and Calfee both have their differences on gene patenting discussing the how genes are processed and granted‚ the money it takes‚ and how the research is either effected for the better or worse for our precious human lives. Both authors bring up the topics of how gene patents are granted. While

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    because such decisions can be challenged in a court of law. So‚ we have to be prepared to face the outcomes and sustain the decision.” The panel‚ chaired by R K Jain‚ additional secretary in the health ministry‚ suggested invoking Section 92 of the patent law for these three medicines. This section allows the government to grant a compulsory licence “in circumstances of national emergency or in circumstances of extreme urgency or in case of public non-commercial use”. Once the government invokes

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    challenging. Although patents do not reflect completely innovations‚ because of its strong relation with R&D activities and its quantifiable data‚ patents has been often chosen as the measurement for R&D innovative activities. Patents do not equal to innovations and not all patents have the same value. There are only a small number of patents that are highly valuable. Approximately 10% of the most valuable patents account for more than 80% of the value of all the German patents (Scherer & Harhoff‚

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