Inventions Act · 1984 Revised Edition
Section 10
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
A book open to inspection without fee shall be kept in the office of the ,.$tate-Se€retary wherein every per-son applying for registration of a patent or grant of exclusive privileges shall cause to be stated under a number corres-ponding with the number of the application some place in
Brunei where service of any proceedings for the purpose of cancelling or revoking his exclusive privileges or of any other process may be made.
Every person, partnership or company from time to time being proprietors of or having shares or interests in such exclusive privileges shall cause to be entered in such
Book of applications
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Inventions book under such number as aforesaid their names, together with the address of some place in Brunei for the service of such proceedings and process as aforesaid.
All such proceedings and process shall be deemed sufficiently served on any such person, partnership or company-
if a copy thereof is left at the address en-tered in such book; or
if any other address is substituted for the same by entry in the said book at the address last substituted by delivering the same to any person resident at or in charge of such place.
( 4) If there is no person resident at or in charge of such place, and if any person, partnership or company neg-lects to make or cause to be made such entry, service of such proceeding or process may be effected by affixing a copy thereof on the notice board of the High Court or in such other manner as the Court directs.