Inventions, Patents and Their Management |
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1.3. rezultāts no 68.
15. lappuse
We cannot overemphasize the importance of keeping careful records . If you work more or less continuously upon inventions , . you should keep a daily record of your work like the journals required of many laboratory workers .
We cannot overemphasize the importance of keeping careful records . If you work more or less continuously upon inventions , . you should keep a daily record of your work like the journals required of many laboratory workers .
24. lappuse
The inventor should keep records of the construction of a specimen ( or model representing it ) just as he did with his first model , with copies of purchase orders and invoices for material . He should also keep a journal of work done ...
The inventor should keep records of the construction of a specimen ( or model representing it ) just as he did with his first model , with copies of purchase orders and invoices for material . He should also keep a journal of work done ...
307. lappuse
But he cannot keep ownership of the patent . He must sell it at auction , keeping what is owed him and returning any surplus to the buyer . For the seller to get the patent back into his own hands , after a mortgage foreclosure ...
But he cannot keep ownership of the patent . He must sell it at auction , keeping what is owed him and returning any surplus to the buyer . For the seller to get the patent back into his own hands , after a mortgage foreclosure ...
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Inventions, Patents, and Their Management Alf Keyser Berle,Lyon Sprague De Camp Fragmentu skats - 1959 |
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