Reports of Patent, Design, and Trade Mark Cases, Volume 18Published at the Patent Office Sales Branch, 1901 - Design protection |
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Page 29
... admitted infringement , but attacked the validity of the Patent on the ground of prior publication , and alleged that the invention was not communicated to T. J. from abroad by R. M. R. - Held , that the Plaintiff was entitled to ...
... admitted infringement , but attacked the validity of the Patent on the ground of prior publication , and alleged that the invention was not communicated to T. J. from abroad by R. M. R. - Held , that the Plaintiff was entitled to ...
Page 32
... admitted , but validity denied . Case as to each Patent heard separately . Injunction granted on each Patent . The Plaintiffs , as the owners of three Patents for improvements in various parts of the mechanism of motor cars , sued the ...
... admitted , but validity denied . Case as to each Patent heard separately . Injunction granted on each Patent . The Plaintiffs , as the owners of three Patents for improvements in various parts of the mechanism of motor cars , sued the ...
Page 36
... admitted had been already so obtained , but to obtain it on a practical scale , and with a saving of energy , by reducing the amount of counter electromotive force set up by the reaction . They used a continuously flowing mercury ...
... admitted had been already so obtained , but to obtain it on a practical scale , and with a saving of energy , by reducing the amount of counter electromotive force set up by the reaction . They used a continuously flowing mercury ...
Page 38
... admission of air by dipping under molten lead at its mouth . - Held , that this was not an infringement , the Plaintiff's method involving an artificial supply of gas . If the construction of the Plaintiff's Specification did not imply ...
... admission of air by dipping under molten lead at its mouth . - Held , that this was not an infringement , the Plaintiff's method involving an artificial supply of gas . If the construction of the Plaintiff's Specification did not imply ...
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... admitted the right of that Company to use the term " Whitstable " for oysters cultivated on a bed adjoining the Plaintiffs ' grounds . The Plaintiffs alleged that the word " Whitstable " in connection with oysters had come to have a ...
... admitted the right of that Company to use the term " Whitstable " for oysters cultivated on a bed adjoining the Plaintiffs ' grounds . The Plaintiffs alleged that the word " Whitstable " in connection with oysters had come to have a ...
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Page 488 - That any declaration before mentioned shall not extend to any Letters Patents and grants of privilege for the term of fourteen years or under, hereafter to be made of the sole working or making of any manner of new manufactures within this realm to the true and first inventor and inventors of such
Page 170 - or words having no reference to the character or quality of the goods and not " being a geographical name." It does seem to me that these words are, and are intended to be, commendatory and suitable to describe something which a purchaser would find comforting and advantageous, and are used as being
Page 334 - Specification says, namely, to make a larger claim than that which he knew he was entitled to ; and, secondly, I think he has failed to establish to my satisfaction that his original claim was framed in good faith and with reasonable skill and knowledge within the meaning of that expression in the section. I
Page 175 - be distrained for any rent reserved and due upon any lease, and the tenant or owner of the goods so distrained shall not, within five days after such distress taken and notice thereof left at the premises charged with the rent distrained for, replevy the same, the person distraining may, in the manner
Page 347 - manner the same is to be performed I declare that " what I claim is :—First. The method of and appliances, and apparatus for " compressing and shaping metals such as wrought-iron, steel, and copper made " soft by heat, shaping or forming masses or billets of metal in this soft state " into tubes, tubular, hollow, and solid articles substantially as herein described
Page 488 - not extend to any Letters Patents and grants of privilege for the term of one-and-twenty years or under heretofore ' made, of the sole working or making of any manner of new manufacture
Page 38 - That it shall not be lawful to register as " part of or in combination with a Trade Mark any words, the exclusive use of " which would not, by reason of their being calculated to deceive or otherwise, " be entitled to protection in a Court of equity, or any scandalous
Page 37 - lawful to register as part of or in combination with a Trade Mark any words " the exclusive use of which would, by reason of their being calculated to " deceive or otherwise, be deemed disentitled to protection in a Court of Justice,
Page 487 - 23 :—" There shall be kept at the Patent Office a ' book called the Register of Patents, wherein shall be entered the names and ' addresses of grantees of Patents, notifications of assignments, and of transmission of Patents, of licences under Patents, and
Page 334 - Where an amendment by way of disclaimer, " correction, or explanation has been allowed under this Act, no damages shall " be given in any action in respect of the use of the invention before the