Inventions, Patents and Trade-marks: Their Protection and Promotion (a Revision and Enlargement of Inventions and Patents) |
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You give the facts about your invention to the public . The public , through the government , gives to you for a period of years the right to exclude anyone from making or selling your invention . At the end of the term of years your ...
You give the facts about your invention to the public . The public , through the government , gives to you for a period of years the right to exclude anyone from making or selling your invention . At the end of the term of years your ...
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You have no monopoly of your invention until the government gives it to you , and it gives it to you only with the issuance of your ... You come out with something new - something good that will give you the jump on your competitors .
You have no monopoly of your invention until the government gives it to you , and it gives it to you only with the issuance of your ... You come out with something new - something good that will give you the jump on your competitors .
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Getting lists of manufacturers naturally will give you the names of many business firms and corporations who will not be interested in your patent , even though what you have to sell them is right in their line .
Getting lists of manufacturers naturally will give you the names of many business firms and corporations who will not be interested in your patent , even though what you have to sell them is right in their line .
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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION х CHAPTER I PROTECTION AND THE New DEAL | 1 |
THE FIELD FOR INVENTION | 10 |
WHY GET A PATENT? | 21 |
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