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Official letters from the Australian Governments Patent Body - IP Australia - prove the Jean Madden Street Swag is NOT patented.
"...I cannot see how it can be patentable..." IP Australia letter 2010.
It is deceptive to claim ownership of a non existent patent. (Patents Act 1990). It is illegal to do this around the world.
Source of below excerpt - download the official letter from IP Australia - Australian Government
- Patent Examination report August 16th 2010. Click Here
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"I have based my examination on your description and drawings as your specification does not include a useable claim on which I can base a search of our library of earlier patent documents, it appears from my reading of your application as a whole that your invention is ‘A bag convertible into a blanket or ground-sheet.
My search has shown that this is not new having been published in:
US 4600091 A (MCLEOD) 15 July 1986
US 4789247 A (SCHNOOR) 6 December 1988
US 4101994 A (HOYT) 25 July 1978
US 5629071 A (FELDMAN) 13 May 1997
US 2005177939 A1 (BOTERA et al.) 18 August 2005
Although these devices may look somewhat different to your device, they nevertheless have all parts of your device and are earlier descriptions of your invention. Regrettably this means that because of these documents your device is not new and therefore I cannot see how it can be patentable.”
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Download official letter from IP Australia - Australian Government - evidence of patent application lapsing - May 23rd 2012. Click Here
See official patent Examination History at IP Australia - Australian Government website Click Here
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