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  • This section of the SEPs Resource Hub provides an explanation of SEP specific words and terms used throughout the guidance.

  • These guidelines set out how the IPO examines patent applications for medical inventions.

  • Using the international patent, UK patent and cooperative patent classification schemes

  • Guidance on the procedures the Intellectual Property Office follows when examining the formalities of patent applications.

  • We’re piloting our new digital patents service for a small number of customers. This guidance explains how you can get involved.

  • Details of all notice of applications/references currently before the Copyright Tribunal.

  • Privacy notices regarding personal data processed by the IPO for the administration of IP rights, or data processed under a contract or consent

  • Practice Amendment Notice (PAN) in respect of retailing or bringing together of services

  • Details of what is considered as military technology or prejudicial to national security or public safety when applying for a patent.

  • Information on designs hearings including costs and how to appeal against an outcome.

  • Information to help you protect, manage and enforce your intellectual property (IP) rights in China.

  • This notice is aimed at museums, galleries, libraries, archives and other institutions which may wish to exhibit works which are protected by copyright.

  • This Code of Practice is written for patent applicants and agents to identify best practices in UK patent application process.

  • Practice Amendment Notice (PAN) in respect of retailing or bringing together of services

  • As a trade mark applicant you need to consider whether to proceed with your application following issues raised in the examination report.

  • Guidance for businesses who have unregistered Community designs.

  • The hearing procedure and listed cases before the tribunal.

  • Summary of the government's ongoing programme of work to develop a code of practice on copyright and AI.

  • Copyright advice on printed music issues aimed at singers, instrumentalists, orchestras, choirs, bands and other users of printed music.

  • A change to practice in proceedings before the Registrar’s Tribunal.