The Law of Chemical, Metallurgical and Pharmaceutical PatentsHoward I. Forman Central Book Company, 1967 - 863 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 77.
197. lappuse
... establish that you did as much as the refer- ence shows . It is not a time - bar . Do you understand that ? Suppose ... establish your date of invention . Now after you have established a reduction to practice , actual or construc- tive ...
... establish that you did as much as the refer- ence shows . It is not a time - bar . Do you understand that ? Suppose ... establish your date of invention . Now after you have established a reduction to practice , actual or construc- tive ...
670. lappuse
... establish priority over an interfer- ing application or patent . The rules governing the two situations are quite different . A showing in the original application which is enough to establish priority of invention is not necessarily ...
... establish priority over an interfer- ing application or patent . The rules governing the two situations are quite different . A showing in the original application which is enough to establish priority of invention is not necessarily ...
727. lappuse
... establish a re- duction to practice , and stated that " the inventor's ultimate pur- pose need not be achieved in order to establish utility required for a reduction to practice . " The ultimate intended use in these cases was for ...
... establish a re- duction to practice , and stated that " the inventor's ultimate pur- pose need not be achieved in order to establish utility required for a reduction to practice . " The ultimate intended use in these cases was for ...
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