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Latest revision as of 23:02, 9 February 2014
Patent offices examine patent applications and publish reasons for approving or denying them.
In theory, patent offices are servants of the government, but in practice they are a very influential body in patent governance.
Per patent office
Ordered per patent office, then newest first.
Australia: (overview)
Canada: (overview)
European Patent Office: (overview)
France: (overview)
India: (overview)
Israel: (overview)
Japan: (overview)
New Zealand: (overview)
South Africa: (overview)
UK: (overview)
USA: (overview)
