The Controller shall not grant a patent if the result would
be to stop a prior use of the invention from continuing to use. However there
are certain exceptions to this as are contained in sections 29 to 33. According
to these section, an invention claimed in a complete specification shall not he
deemed to have been anticipated by reason only:
(i) that
the invention was published in a specification filed in pursuance of an application
for a patent made in India before January 1, 1912; or
(ii) that
the invention was published before the priority date of the relevant claim of
the specification;
(iii) of
the communication of the invention to the government to investigate the invention
or its merits;
(iv) of the
display of the invention with the consent of the true and first inventor at an
industrial or other exhibition;
(v) that at
any time within 1 year before the priority date of the relevant claim of the
specification, the invention was publicly worked in India;
(vi)
that any matter described in the provisional specification was used in India or
published in India or elsewhere at any time after the date of the filing of
that specification.
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