The man who invented patents or the absolutely veracious story of candidus

André Bouju

World Patent Information, 1980, vol. 2, issue 3, 132-135

Abstract: In the literary manner of Voltaire the author treats by way of a fictitious consultation between a modern minded inventor and a patent agent a number of important aspects and problems concerning the protection, the information and the innovation aspects of patent law. The arguments and technical ideas brought forward by the inventor demonstrate the existing potential of improvement for each of the three functions.

Date: 1980
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