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Wilson Vs. Rousseau
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- Jan 01, 1846
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U.S. 646 (1846) U.S. Supreme Court Wilson v. RousseauSearch
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U.S. 4 How. 646 646 (1846) Wilson v. RousseauSearch
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renewal may be made at any time during such extended term. This case and the three subsequent ones, namely Wilson v. TurnerSearch
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and Woodworth & Bunn v. WilsonSearch
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means the invention or discovery, as held in McClurg v. KingslandSearch
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because it is the thing invented and in respect to which the exclusive right is secured, as is also held in McClurg v. KingslandSearch
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to take out a new patent correcting the defect, which construction was afterwards upheld by this Court in Grant v. RaymondSearch
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of the assignees of the first patent. I had occasion to consider this question in the case of Brooks and Morris v. BicknellSearch
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of all their interests. And such seems to have been the opinion of the circuit court in Maryland in Wilson v. TurnerSearch
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Brandling v. BarringtonSearch
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and the most natural, as well as coming nearest to the views of this Court in Page 45 U. S. 698 M'Clurg v. KingslandSearch
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Standen v. UniversitySearch
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shoes of the patentee beyond the extent of his contract, than an entire stranger does. Such are the cases of Herbert v. AdamsSearch
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every reported case on this subject has been settled substantially in accordance with these views. See Woodworth v. ShermanSearch
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and Woodworth v. CheeverSearch
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Van Hook v. WoodSearch
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Wilson v. CurteisSearch
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Brooks & Morris v. BicknellSearch
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though once otherwise, is in doubtful cases to incline to constructions most favorable to patentees. Grant v. RaymondSearch
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Wyeth v. StoneSearch
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Blanchard v. SpragueSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Wilson v. RousseauSearch
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Wilson v. TurnerSearch
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of Brooks and Morris v. BicknellSearch
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M'Clurg v. KingslandSearch
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of Herbert v. AdamsSearch
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See Woodworth v. ShermanSearch
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