UK Statutory Instrument SI 1997 United Kingdom

Patents (Supplementary Protection Certificates) Rules 1997

Enforced by
IPO
Status
Amended (in force with amendments)
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

Does it bind you?

Business-side roles with duties under this instrument.

Any Person1

Plus 1 duty on the regulator, Crown ministers and public bodies — folded into the section list below.

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Any Person — also bound by 2684 other Acts

What it requires

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Part 1

GENERAL

0 of 2 sections shown
2 other sections in this Part — procedural and definitional
s.art001 Citation, commencement and extent
s.art002 Interpretation
Part 2

PROVISIONS RELATING TO ARTICLES 4 TO 18 OF THE EC REGULATIONS

2 of 10 sections shown
s.art005 Fees in respect of effective period of certificate (Article 12) Regulated
  • Pay SPC fees and notify IPO of effective period by due dateAny Person
s.art006 If the certificate is surrendered or declared invalid on or... Regulated
Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator
  • Comptroller must refund fees when a certificate ends earlyCrown / Minister / Government department
8 other sections in this Part — procedural and definitional
s.art003 Application and fee in respect of application (Articles 8 and 9(1))
s.art004 Certificate of grant (Article 10)
s.art007 Declaration of lapse or invalidity of certificate (Articles 14(d) and 15(1)(a) and (c))
s.art008 If it appears to the comptroller that a certificate has...
s.art009 Forms for use in connection with certificates and applications for certificates (Article 18(1))
s.art010 Publication of: application, grant of certificate, rejection of application, declaration of lapse or of invalidity or of termination of grounds of lapse of certificate (Articles 9(2), 11(1) and (2) and 16)
s.art011 Transitional provisions
s.art012 Revocations
Schedules

Schedules

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22 other schedules
s.sch001 The European Parliament and The Council of The European Union
s.sch001 Definitions
s.sch001 Definitions
s.schedule/1/crossheading/12_paragraph/1 Annual fees
s.schedule/1/crossheading/14_paragraph/1 Expiry of the certificate
s.schedule/1/crossheading/16_paragraph/1 Notification of lapse or invalidity
s.schedule/1/crossheading/2_paragraph/1 Scope
s.schedule/1/crossheading/4_paragraph/1 Subject-matter of protection
s.schedule/1/crossheading/5_paragraph/1 Effects of the certificate
s.schedule/1/crossheading/6_paragraph/1 Entitlement to the certificate
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/12_paragraph/1 Annual fees
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/14_paragraph/1 Expiry of the certificate
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/16_paragraph/1 Notification of lapse or invalidity
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/17_paragraph/1 Appeals
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/1_paragraph/1 Definitions
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/2_paragraph/1 Scope
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/3_paragraph/1 Conditions for obtaining a certificate
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/4_paragraph/1 Subject-matter of protection
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/5_paragraph/1 Effects of the certificate
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/6_paragraph/1 Entitlement to the certificate
s.schedule/1/part/1/crossheading/article/23_paragrap Entry into force
s.schedule/1/part/4/crossheading/1_paragraph/1 Entry into force

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