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Singapore Strengthens Its Patent System

Issued: August 01 2012

Singapore’s parliament has passed bills aimed at strengthening the jurisdiction’s patent system. Gladys Mirandah and Jay-R Estavillo explain how the enhanced laws will help Singapore develop into an Asian intellectual property hub.

 

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