Patents and Designs Act, 1907

This is a comprehensive guide to the "Patents and Designs Act, 1907" (7 Edw. 7, Ch. 29), a pivotal piece of legislation governing intellectual property in Great Britain. Compiled by Robert Frost, and Great Britain, this volume includes the full text of the Act, along with an appendix featuring the rules, forms, fees, and classification of goods as defined under the Act.

Also included are the "Patents and Designs (Amendment) Act, 1907," and relevant extracts from the "Interpretation Act, 1899." This book serves as an invaluable resource for legal professionals, inventors, and anyone seeking a detailed understanding of the legal framework surrounding patents and designs at the beginning of the 20th century.

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