| 1841 - 634 sidor
...in the enrolment of the patent, or of the specification. The party enrolling his specification docs it at his own peril ; and if in his specification...which they were subject in the specification ; and the 6 Will. 4. authorized the disclaimer to be enrolled, with the leave of the Attorney or Solicitor General... | |
| William Newton - 1841 - 468 sidor
...consequences of that; and those who have a right to take advantage of it, must do so in a legal course;—they cannot require the Master of the Rolls to alter that...party to say something which he never intended to say. Patents for inventions are granted for the purpose of each invention being inrolled in a limited time;... | |
| Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Charles Beavan - 1842 - 730 sidor
...patentee has claimed or disclaimed in his specification, and compel him, by such enforced alteration, to say something which he never intended to say. There...were very good reasons for relieving patentees from some of the risks and difficulties to which they were liable from errors in their specifications :... | |
| Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Charles Beavan - 1842 - 726 sidor
...patentee has claimed or disclaimed in his specification, and compel him, by such enforced alteration, to say something which he never intended to say. There...were very good reasons for relieving patentees from some of the risks and difficulties to which they were liable from errors in their specifications: and... | |
| Thomas Webster - 1844 - 796 sidor
...patentee has claimed or disclaimed in his specification, and compel him by such enforced alteration to say something which he never intended to say. There...were very good reasons for relieving patentees from some of the risks and difficulties to which they were liable from errors in their specifications ;... | |
| Thomas Webster - 1844 - 1114 sidor
...patentee has claimed or disclaimed in his specification, and compel him by such enforced alteration to say something which he never intended to say. There...were very good reasons for relieving patentees from some of the risks and difficulties to which they were liable from errors in their specifications ;... | |
| United States. Supreme Court - 1887 - 632 sidor
...patentee has claimed or disclaimed in his specification, and compel him by such enforced alteration to say something which he never intended to say. There...were very good reasons for relieving patentees from some of the risks and difficulties to which they were liable from errors in their specifications ;... | |
| |