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UNIFORM CIVIL PROCEDURE RULES 2005 - REG 48.11
Infringement proceedings: section 120(1)
48.11 Infringement proceedings: section 120(1)
(cf SCR Part 81, rule 18)
(1) The originating process in proceedings under section 120(1) of the
Patents Act 1990 of the Commonwealth must be served-- (a) on the defendant in
the proceedings, and
(b) if the plaintiff is an exclusive licensee, on the
patentee, and
(c) on the Commissioner.
(2) If the application relates to an
innovation patent, the originating process or its supporting affidavit must
state the date when the innovation patent was granted under the Patents Act
1990 of the Commonwealth.
(3) Particulars of infringements complained of--
(a) must give at least one instance of each type of infringement alleged, and
(b) in proceedings for infringement of a standard patent, must specify which
of the claims of the complete specification of that patent are alleged to be
infringed.
(4) A defendant relying on a defence under section 144(4) of the
Patents Act 1990 of the Commonwealth must give particulars of-- (a) the date
of, and the parties to, a contract on which the defendant intends to rely for
the defence, and
(b) the provision of the contract that the defendant asserts
is void.
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