Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys

The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) is the British professional body of patent attorneys.

History

The Institute was founded in 1882 as the Chartered Institute of Patent Agents and incorporated by Royal Charter in 1891.[1] The Institute changed its name in June 2006.[2]

Objectives and function

Its objective is to promote awareness of, and well-founded confidence in, the UK Intellectual Property profession and to represent the interests of its approximately 4000 members, over 2000 of whom are Registered Patent Attorneys, qualified by professional examination.[3]

Another of CIPA's long-established objectives is regulation of the profession. In 2010, CIPA and the Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (ITMA) set up the Intellectual Property Regulation Board (IPReg)[4] to undertake jointly the regulation of the Patent Attorney and Trade Mark Attorney professions.

CIPA maintains the statutory Register of Patent Attorneys on behalf of the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills, reporting to the Comptroller-General of Patents, Trade Marks and Designs at the UK Intellectual Property Office.[5]

Presidents

This is a list of past presidents of the CIPA.[6]

  1. John Henry Johnson (1882–1884)
  2. John Imray (1884–1886)
  3. William Carpmael (1886–1888)
  4. John Clayton Mewburn (1888–1890)
  5. Sir William Lloyd Wise (1890–1897)
  6. Charles Denton Abel (1897–1899)
  7. Edward Carpmael (1899–1901)
  8. Philip Middleton Justice (1901–1903)
  9. George Gatton Melhuish Hardingham (1903–1905)
  10. John Corry Fell (1905–1907)
  11. William Clark (1907–1909)
  12. Oliver Imray (1909–1911)
  13. Thomas Alfred Hearson (1911–1913)
  14. George Barker (1913–1915)
  15. John Ebenezer Bousfield (1915–1917)
  16. William John Tennant (1917–1919)
  17. Robert Bolton Ransford (1919–1921)
  18. Bertram Edward Dunbar Kilburn (1921–1923)
  19. Harold Wade (1923–1924)
  20. Reginald Haddan (1924–1925)
  21. Hubert Alexander Gill (1925–1926, 1939–1940)
  22. Arthur George Bloxam (1926–1927)
  23. John Edward Lloyd Barnes (1927–1928)
  24. Reginald William James (1928–1929)
  25. Arthur Woosnam (1929–1930)
  26. Griffith Brewer (1930–1931)
  27. Alfred Stuart Cachemaille (1931–1932)
  28. Frederick Gilbert Brettell (1932–1933)
  29. Gordon Melville Clark (1933–1934)
  30. Alfred Augustus Thornton (1934–1935)
  31. George Edward Folkes (1935–1936)
  32. Richard John Tugwood (1936–1937)
  33. Arthur Carpmael (1937–1938)
  34. William Henry Ballantyne (1938–1939)
  35. Henry Withers Kickweed Jennings (1940–1942)
  36. Walter Philip Williams (1942–1943)
  37. Ernest William Moss (1943–1944)
  38. William Warren Triggs (1944–1945, 1949–1950)
  39. Evan Lovell Widdrington Byrne (1945–1946)
  40. Arthur Abbey (1946–1947)
  41. Harold Joseph Charles Forrester (1947–1948)
  42. Cecil Edward Every (1948–1949)
  43. John Oswald Farrer (1950–1951)
  44. Frederick Walter Rudolph Leistikow (1951–1952)
  45. Edward Buckmaster Robinson (1952–1953)
  46. William Ogilvy Duncan (1953–1954)
  47. Edward Williamson (1954–1955)
  48. Thomas Ballantyne Clerk (1955–1956)
  49. Eric Walter Eustace Micklethwait (1956–1957)
  50. James George Fife (1957–1958)
  51. Henri Georges Bouly (1958–1959)
  52. Harry Morgan Yeatman (1959–1960)
  53. John Richard Tugwood (1960–1961)
  54. Michael Hesketh-Prichard (1961–1963)
  55. John Clifford Holgate Ellis (1963–1964)
  56. Maurice Herbert Carpmael (1964–1965)
  57. Alan Wilmot Beeston (1965–1966)
  58. Charles William Morle (1966–1967)
  59. Walter John Charles Chapple (1967–1968)
  60. Cyril George Wickham (1968–1969)
  61. Peter Lloyd Bowtell (1969–1970)
  62. Owen Wynn Jaques (1970–1971)
  63. John Stephen Bushell (1971–1972)
  64. Walter Weston (1972–1973)
  65. Francis William Berthold Kittel (1973–1974)
  66. George Arthur Bloxam (1974–1975)
  67. Nicholas James Flower (1975–1976)
  68. John Melbourn Aubrey (1976–1977)
  69. Arthur Terence Ranson (1977–1978)
  70. Gordon Hawksley Edmunds (1978–1979)
  71. Richard Courtenay Petersen (1979–1980)
  72. Norman Waddleton (1980–1981)
  73. John Ulysses Neukom (1981–1982)
  74. John Henderson Dunlop (1982–1983)
  75. Bernard Fisher (1983–1984)
  76. Angus Henry Duncan (1984–1985)
  77. Peter Robin Broughton Lawrence (1985–1986)
  78. Keith Baynes Weatherald (1986–1987)
  79. Sidney David Votier (1987–1988)
  80. Richard John Gallafent (1988–1989)
  81. Philip Antony Smith (1989–1990)
  82. William Egerton Caro (1990–1991)
  83. Clifford Lees (1991–1992)
  84. William Robert Farwell (1992–1993)
  85. John Mackay Reid (1993–1994)
  86. John Douglas McCall (1994–1995)
  87. Richard Fennelly Fawcett (1995–1996)
  88. Andrew Charles Serjeant (1996–1997)
  89. Robert William Beckham (1997–1998)
  90. Tibor Zoltán Gold MBE (1998–1999)
  91. Peter Geoffrey Mole (1999–2000)
  92. Edward Willoughby Brooke Lyndon-Stanford (2000–2001)
  93. Timothy Wace Roberts (2001–2002)
  94. John David Brown (2002–2003)
  95. Anna Marie Denholm (2003–2004)
  96. Thomas Bruce Alexander (2004–2005)
  97. Michael Robert Harrison (2005–2006)
  98. Barry William Treves (2006–2007)
  99. Robert Dale Weston (2007–2008)
  100. Dave William Bradley (2008–2009)
  101. John David Brown (2009–2010)
  102. Alasdair David Poore (2010–2011)
  103. Timothy Wace Roberts (2011–2012)
  104. Christopher Paul Mercer (2012–2013)
  105. Roger James Burt (2013–2014)
  106. Catriona Macleod Hammer (2014–2015)
  107. Andrea Ruth Brewster OBE (2015–2016)
  108. Anthony John Rollins (2016–2017)
  109. Stephen Jones (2017-18)
  110. Julia Florence (2019)
  111. Richard Mair (2020-Current)

Notable members
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See also

References
  1. http://privycouncil.independent.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Record-of-Charters-Granted-10-dec-15.xlsx
  2. Blake, Ted (2 June 2006). "Patent agents change name after 124 years". www.cipa.org.uk. CIPA. Archived from the original on 16 March 2008.
  3. http://www.cipa.org.uk/EasySiteWeb/GatewayLink.aspx?alId=1845
  4. "The Intellectual Property Regulation Board". IPReg. Archived from the original on 16 September 2009. Retrieved 15 January 2012.
  5. "The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys - CIPA - About - true". CIPA. Archived from the original on 20 January 2012. Retrieved 15 January 2012.
  6. http://www.cipa.org.uk/about-us/people/list-of-past-presidents/
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