Patents Act 1949
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61 Counterclaim for revocation in action for infringement.
A defendant in an action for infringement of a patent may, without presenting a petition, apply in accordance with rules of courtrules made under section seven of the Northern Ireland Act 1962 by way of counterclaim in the action for revocation of the patent.
61 Counterclaim for revocation in action for infringement.
A defendant in an action for infringement of a patent may, without presenting a petition, apply in accordance with rules of courtrules made under section seven of the Northern Ireland Act 1962 by way of counterclaim in the action for revocation of the patent.
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