Intramural Law Review of New York University School of Law, 1-3. sējumiSchool of Law, New York University, 1945 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 75.
92. lappuse
... claim I since this claim calls for precisely what was described in the prior ( Rogers ) patent . Reconsideration is requested of claim II and an argument is prepared to be mailed with the amendment pointing out that claim II calls for a ...
... claim I since this claim calls for precisely what was described in the prior ( Rogers ) patent . Reconsideration is requested of claim II and an argument is prepared to be mailed with the amendment pointing out that claim II calls for a ...
93. lappuse
... claim to the stud and socket arrangement , i.e. , claim I. Accordingly , even after Brown has secured his patent on the magnetic feature as noted in claim II , he has no right to manufacture the checker he has invented since , in doing ...
... claim to the stud and socket arrangement , i.e. , claim I. Accordingly , even after Brown has secured his patent on the magnetic feature as noted in claim II , he has no right to manufacture the checker he has invented since , in doing ...
37. lappuse
the language of the claim is clear , the scope of the claim cannot be enlarged by resort to the specification or through the doctrine of equivalents . For the claim is said to be the measure of the monopoly . ( 58 ) This is particularly ...
the language of the claim is clear , the scope of the claim cannot be enlarged by resort to the specification or through the doctrine of equivalents . For the claim is said to be the measure of the monopoly . ( 58 ) This is particularly ...
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Sales Taxes and the Commerce Clause | 11 |
The Privity Rule and Implied Warranties | 25 |
Are Patentees Monopolists? | 33 |
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