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Freeman Vs. Asmus
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- US Supreme Court
- May 16, 1892
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U.S. 226 (1892) U.S. Supreme Court Freeman v. AsmusSearch
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U.S. 226 (1892) Freeman v. AsmusSearch
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although it was applied for within less than a year after the granting of the original patent. Those cases are Mahn v. HarwoodSearch
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Parker & Whipple Co. v. YaleSearch
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Matthews v. IroncladSearch
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Yale Lock Co. v. BerkshireSearch
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Electric Gas Co. v. BostonSearch
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Electric Co., 139 U. S. 481 . Page 145 U. S. 240 In Mahn v. HarwoodSearch
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greater, and that was done not for the benefit of the original patentee, but for that of his assignee. In Coon v. WilsonSearch
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was a description of a different thing so ingeniously worded as to cover what was claimed in the reissue. In Ives v. SargentSearch
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the doctrine of Coon v. WilsonSearch
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was approved and applied. The whole subject was reviewed in Parker & Whipple Co. v. YaleSearch
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Clock Co., and the dicta in the case of Seymour v. OsborneSearch
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those things were embraced in the invention intended to have been secured by the original patent. The cases of Mahn v. HarwoodSearch
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and Coon v. WilsonSearch
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were cited and approved. The case of Parker & Whipple Co. v. YaleSearch
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Clock Co. is cited and applied in Matthews v. IroncladSearch
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Mfg. Co., in Hoskin v. PageSearch
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U. S. 241 Fisher, in Yale Lock Co. v. JamesSearch
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U. S. 447 , 125 U. S. 464 , and in Flower v. DetroitSearch
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In Yale Lock Co. v. BerkshireSearch
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because there was not a clear mistake, inadvertently committed, in the wording of the claim, and the cases of Coon v. WilsonSearch
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and Parker & Whipple Co. v. YaleSearch
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Clock Co. were cited and applied. In Electric Gas Co. v. BostonSearch
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Stat. 122. There is nothing inconsistent with the foregoing views in our decision in Topliff v. TopliffSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Freeman v. AsmusSearch
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Mahn v. HarwoodSearch
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In Mahn v. HarwoodSearch
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In Coon v. WilsonSearch
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In Ives v. SargentSearch
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of Coon v. WilsonSearch
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of Seymour v. OsborneSearch
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of Mahn v. HarwoodSearch
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of Parker & Whipple Co. v. YaleSearch
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Hoskin v. PageSearch
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Yale Lock Co. v. JamesSearch
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In Electric Gas Co. v. BostonSearch
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Topliff v. TopliffSearch
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