Patent Law in the Research LaboratoryChapman and Hall, 1955 - 145 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 21.
29. lappuse
... language and we must therefore look at the language used in the light of the language of the prior statute and its interpreta- tion by the judiciary in order to state what the law is today . This task is not quite so formidable as it ...
... language and we must therefore look at the language used in the light of the language of the prior statute and its interpreta- tion by the judiciary in order to state what the law is today . This task is not quite so formidable as it ...
55. lappuse
... language generally and of the English language in particular , as that is the language required in United States Patents , has led to the development of what is called the doctrine of equiva- lents . If every patentee were restricted to ...
... language generally and of the English language in particular , as that is the language required in United States Patents , has led to the development of what is called the doctrine of equiva- lents . If every patentee were restricted to ...
118. lappuse
... language will reasonably support . ( 2 ) If the language is ambiguous , the count will be interpreted in the light of the application or patent from which it originated , if at all possible . ( 3 ) Elements or limitations which are not ...
... language will reasonably support . ( 2 ) If the language is ambiguous , the count will be interpreted in the light of the application or patent from which it originated , if at all possible . ( 3 ) Elements or limitations which are not ...
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