A Treatise on the Law of Patents for Useful Inventions: As Enacted and Administered in the United States of AmericaLittle, Brown, 1873 - 749 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 78.
xxx. lappuse
... extend the appropriation of the inventor to those qualities in the same manner and in the same sense . For instance , in the case of Walton's improve- ment in the manufacture of cards for carding wool , & c . , which consisted in giving ...
... extend the appropriation of the inventor to those qualities in the same manner and in the same sense . For instance , in the case of Walton's improve- ment in the manufacture of cards for carding wool , & c . , which consisted in giving ...
20. lappuse
... extend also to a new process to be carried on by known implements , or elements , acting upon known substances , and ultimately producing some other known substance , by producing it in a cheaper or more expeditious manner , or of a ...
... extend also to a new process to be carried on by known implements , or elements , acting upon known substances , and ultimately producing some other known substance , by producing it in a cheaper or more expeditious manner , or of a ...
34. lappuse
... extend their protection to such inventions , among which this may be very fairly classed . ” 1 Whittemore v . Cutter , 1 Gallis . 478. In this case , the learned judge said : " It is difficult to define the exact cases when the whole ...
... extend their protection to such inventions , among which this may be very fairly classed . ” 1 Whittemore v . Cutter , 1 Gallis . 478. In this case , the learned judge said : " It is difficult to define the exact cases when the whole ...
72. lappuse
... extension for seven years after its expiration . The statute authorizing the extension of a patent is too well known to require special reference or citation . It is sufficient to say that it imposes on the head of the Patent Office the ...
... extension for seven years after its expiration . The statute authorizing the extension of a patent is too well known to require special reference or citation . It is sufficient to say that it imposes on the head of the Patent Office the ...
73. lappuse
... extension , so that all persons opposing it may have the opportunity of making their objections . A patent which successfully under- goes this scrutiny , without any modification of the original claim and specifica- tion , has very ...
... extension , so that all persons opposing it may have the opportunity of making their objections . A patent which successfully under- goes this scrutiny , without any modification of the original claim and specifica- tion , has very ...
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