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To claim the benefit of Section 31 of the Patents Act, 1970, the application for the patent must be…

Section 31 requires the application to be made by the true and first inventor or a person deriving title from him "not later than twelve months after the opening of the…

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To claim the benefit of Section 31 of the Patents Act, 1970, the application for the patent must be made by the true and first inventor or a person deriving title from him:

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Section 31 requires the application to be made by the true and first inventor or a person deriving title from him "not later than twelve months after the opening of the exhibition or the reading or publication of the paper, as the case may be". Six and eighteen months are not the periods fixed by the section.

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