The Law of Chemical, Metallurgical and Pharmaceutical PatentsHoward I. Forman Central Book Company, 1967 - 863 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 75.
138. lappuse
... necessary to enable the inventor to discover whether his purpose is accomplished . And though , during all that period , he may not find that any changes are necessary , yet he may be justly said to be using his machine only by way of ...
... necessary to enable the inventor to discover whether his purpose is accomplished . And though , during all that period , he may not find that any changes are necessary , yet he may be justly said to be using his machine only by way of ...
309. lappuse
... necessary for practical use of the in- vention is omitted , any patent issued with this defect will be found invalid if the fact is established in the course of litigation . Section 132 of the Patent Law says : " No amendment shall ...
... necessary for practical use of the in- vention is omitted , any patent issued with this defect will be found invalid if the fact is established in the course of litigation . Section 132 of the Patent Law says : " No amendment shall ...
310. lappuse
... necessary to use an iron autoclave , and the need for iron was not disclosed.130 The Normann patent for hardening fats by hydrogenation in the presence of nickel was held invalid by a British court because it was necessary to use very ...
... necessary to use an iron autoclave , and the need for iron was not disclosed.130 The Normann patent for hardening fats by hydrogenation in the presence of nickel was held invalid by a British court because it was necessary to use very ...
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