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Austrian tariff of import duties upon the principal articles of British produce and manufactures : arranged in groups, in accordance with the classification of the objects contributed to the Vienna Universal Exhibiton of 1873; with alphabetical index, a comparative table of Austrian, English and French money, weights, and measures, the Anglo-Austrian treaty of commerce, the Austrian patent laws, and other official documents of importance ; Vienna Universal Exhibition, 1873 / prepared by Her Majesty's commissioners, for the guidance of British exhibitors
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The transmission of the Specifications, Trade Marks, Patterns, or Models, on which the contested Certificates of Protection are founded, to the legal authorities to judge the case, shall be proceeded with according to the analogous rules of Art. IV.

Article IV.

For the Certificates of Protection granted, and the respective applications, a special Register shall be kept in duplicate at the office of the Chief Manager of the Universal Exhibition, wherein the Cer­tificates of Protection shall be entered previous to their delivery under consecutive numbers, with the date on which they were granted, and the other essential data pointed out in the Regulations, Art. II.; besides it shall be noted in a column of remarks whether the application contained a demand of secrecy for the Specification, respectively the Trade Mark or Pattern.

The number under which the application has been recorded shall be marked, not only on the Certi­ficate of Protection, but also on the respective applications and on the covers of both copies of the Specification, respectively of the Trade Mark, Pattern, or Model.

The applications, as well as both copies of the above-mentioned appendices, shall be kept safe on a file in successive order according to the numbers of record.

After the close of the Exhibition, that is, at the latest on the 15th November, 1873, the Chief Manager shall transmit one copy of the record, together with the respective applications, and one copy of the Specifications, respectively of the Trade Marks, Patterns, or Models presented with the same, to the Imperial and Royal Ministry of Commerce, and the other copy of the annexed documents above mentioned, through the Delegate of the Royal Hungarian Ministry, to the Royal Hungaiian Ministry of Agriculture, Industry, and Commerce, for the purpose of being preserved in the archives of patents of both countries.

Article V.

Every case of granting a Certificate of Protection is to be published without delay by the Chief Manager of the Universal Exhibition in the Official part of the “ Wiener Zeitung” (Vienna Gazette).

The analogous publication thereof in the Hungarian Official Gazette will be effected by the Delegate of the Royal Hungarian Ministry. . . . .

The inspection of the record of the Certificates of Protection granted is open to eveiyone without restriction, but the inspection of the respective Specifications, Designs, Models, &c. will be permitted only if the owner of the Certificate did not ask for secrecy in his application.

Article VI.

Any doubts which might occur, in spite of the preceding regulations, with regard to the application of the present Law, shall be submitted to the decision of the Minister of Commerce.

2 ^Vienna, 15th November, 1872. (Signed) Baxhaxs, m.p.

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