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United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office Decisions
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Cite as: [2008] UKIntelP o06308, [2008] UKIntelP o6308

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Antenova Limited, Scott William Spencer Tyler, Devis Iellici, Steven Gregory O’Keefe, James William Kingsley, Simon Philip Kingsley [2008] UKIntelP o06308 (29 February 2008)

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Patent decision

BL number
O/063/08
Concerning rights in
GB 2403069
Hearing Officer
Mrs S Williams
Decision date
29 February 2008
Person(s) or Company(s) involved
Antenova Limited, Scott William Spencer Tyler, Devis Iellici, Steven Gregory O’Keefe, James William Kingsley, Simon Philip Kingsley
Provisions discussed
PA Act 1977 Section 13(1)
Keywords
Inventorship
Related Decisions
None

Summary

As a result of an uncontested application filed under section 13(1) by Antenova Limited, it was found that Scott William Spencer Tyler should be mentioned as a joint inventor in the published patent application and granted patent for the invention and directed that an addendum slip mentioning him as a joint inventor be prepared for the published patent application and granted patent


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