Patent Law in the Research LaboratoryChapman and Hall, 1955 - 145 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 25.
37. lappuse
... - nection , the general subject of new use for a known material must be considered . It has long been the law that a patentee is entitled to every use of which his invention is susceptible , regardless of whether he knew 37.
... - nection , the general subject of new use for a known material must be considered . It has long been the law that a patentee is entitled to every use of which his invention is susceptible , regardless of whether he knew 37.
85. lappuse
... considered and is as essential as the pedestal of a statue is essential to the statue , although it is no part of it . ” Another special type of claim is called a product- by - process claim . In such a claim a product is defined by the ...
... considered and is as essential as the pedestal of a statue is essential to the statue , although it is no part of it . ” Another special type of claim is called a product- by - process claim . In such a claim a product is defined by the ...
86. lappuse
... considered in detail in Chapter 3 in our discussion of " What is Patentable ? " It is sufficient at this point to say that the law for years had been well settled that one could not claim a new use of a known material , as a prior ...
... considered in detail in Chapter 3 in our discussion of " What is Patentable ? " It is sufficient at this point to say that the law for years had been well settled that one could not claim a new use of a known material , as a prior ...
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