The Patents And Designs Act, 1911
(
ACT
NO. II OF 1911
)
Miscellaneous
Disconformity
[38A. A patent shall not be held to be invalid on the ground that the complete specification claims a further or different invention to that contained in the provisional, if the invention therein claimed, so far as it is not contained in the provisional, was novel at the date when the complete specification was put in, and the applicant for the patent was the true and first inventor thereof, or the legal representative or assignee of such inventor.]
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