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The End of the "Wild West" for Software Patents—Does the Patents Act 2013 Change New Zealand's Treatment of Software Patents From Permissive to Restrictive?

Erin E. Block

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Key concepts: Patentability, Patentable subject matter, Patent Act, Statutory law, Intellectual property, Law, Patent office, Jurisdiction

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