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Cases
- Bloxam v Elsee (1825) 1 Car & P 558.
- Foxwell v Bostock (1864) 4 De G J & S 298.
- Hesse v Stevenson (1803) 3 Bos. & Pul. 565.
- R v Arkwright (1785) 1 WPC 64.
- Re Russell’s Patent (1838) 2 HPC 328.
- Rowntree’s Case (1800) 1 HPC 421.
- Stationers v Patentees about the Printing of Roll’s Abridgment (1669) Carter 89.
Legislation
- Army Act 1881.
- Lord Brougham’s Act 1835.
- Militia Act 1882.
- Naval Artillery Volunteer Act 1873.
- Patents Act 1902.
- Patents Act 1949.
- Patents, Designs and Trade Marks Act 1883.
- Patents for Inventions (Munitions of War) Act 1859.
- Patent Law Amendment Act 1852.
- Public Libraries Act 1850.
- Regulation of the Forces Act 1881.