Journal of the Patent Office Society, 8. sējumsPatent Office Society., 1925 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 82.
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... later in order to carry the point to the Court . In the course of the appeals in the Patent Office , upon that to the Examiners in Chief , a decision was rendered , the gist of which was as follows : " It appears from the record that ...
... later in order to carry the point to the Court . In the course of the appeals in the Patent Office , upon that to the Examiners in Chief , a decision was rendered , the gist of which was as follows : " It appears from the record that ...
22. lappuse
... later application disclosing the same roll having the same dress filed by another inventor , through ignorance , inadvertence , accident or mistake , merely the alleged combination of a roll with a grinding dress together with the ...
... later application disclosing the same roll having the same dress filed by another inventor , through ignorance , inadvertence , accident or mistake , merely the alleged combination of a roll with a grinding dress together with the ...
24. lappuse
... later filed . And let it be assumed that the application for the alleged combination has gone to patent without notice to the later applicant and the claim for the roll per se has been afterwards rejected upon the patent . The inventor ...
... later filed . And let it be assumed that the application for the alleged combination has gone to patent without notice to the later applicant and the claim for the roll per se has been afterwards rejected upon the patent . The inventor ...
25. lappuse
... later application the prior patentee should not have been notified of said later application , the grant of which would interfere with the already existing exclusive rights granted to him . Not only in order to prevent viola- tion of ...
... later application the prior patentee should not have been notified of said later application , the grant of which would interfere with the already existing exclusive rights granted to him . Not only in order to prevent viola- tion of ...
33. lappuse
... thousands of unworkable and superfluous paper patents . They serve no other purpose but to form legal handicaps to any later and real advance in the arts . They call for more hair splitting sophistry to be over- PATENT ATTORNEY OR AGENT 33.
... thousands of unworkable and superfluous paper patents . They serve no other purpose but to form legal handicaps to any later and real advance in the arts . They call for more hair splitting sophistry to be over- PATENT ATTORNEY OR AGENT 33.
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