Patent Laws of the Republic of Hawaii
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It mustconclude with a specific and distinct claim or claims of the part, improvement or combination which the applicant regards as his inventionor discovery.
18--The following order of arrangement should be observed in framing thespecifications: First--Preamble, giving the name and residence of the applicant and thetitle of the invention; Second--General statement of the object and nature of the invention; Third--Brief description of the drawings, showing what each viewrepresents; Fourth--Deta...iled description explaining fully the alleged invention, andthe manner of constructing, practicing, operating and using it; Fifth--Claim or claims; Sixth--Signature of the inventor; Seventh--Signature of two witnesses.
19--Where there are drawings the description will refer by figures tothe different views, and by letters or figures to the different parts.
20--The specification must be signed by the inventor or his attorney, and the signature must be attested by two witnesses. Full names must begiven, and all names, whether of applicants or witnesses, must belegibly written.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It mustconclude with a specific and distinct claim or claims of the part, improvement or combination which the applicant regards as his inventionor discovery.
18--The following order of arrangement should be observed in framing thespecifications: First--Preamble, giving the name and residence of the applicant and thetitle of the invention; Second--General statement of the object and nature of the invention; Third--Brief description of the drawings, showing what each viewrepresents; Fourth--Deta...iled description explaining fully the alleged invention, andthe manner of constructing, practicing, operating and using it; Fifth--Claim or claims; Sixth--Signature of the inventor; Seventh--Signature of two witnesses.
19--Where there are drawings the description will refer by figures tothe different views, and by letters or figures to the different parts.
20--The specification must be signed by the inventor or his attorney, and the signature must be attested by two witnesses. Full names must begiven, and all names, whether of applicants or witnesses, must belegibly written.
What to read after Patent Laws of the Republic of Hawaii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawaii to read onlineMoreLess
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