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Durham Vs. Seymour
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 02, 1896
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U.S. 235 (1896) U.S. Supreme Court Durham v. SeymourSearch
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U.S. 235 (1896) Durham v. SeymourSearch
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of a treaty or statute of or an authority exercised under the United States was drawn in question. South Carolina v. SeymourSearch
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in accordance with section 4915 of the Revised Statutes, and although, as remarked by Mr. Justice Blatchford in Gandy v. MarbleSearch
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to appeals from the circuit courts of appeals under the Act of March 3, 1891, 26 Stat. 826, c. 517. United States v. AmerSearch
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of the settled and necessary principle that the matter in dispute is, as was said by MR. JUSTICE FIELD in Lee v. WatsonSearch
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a lawful right to obtain, as well as upon the imperfect and inchoate interest which he may actually possess. Gayler v. WilderSearch
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growing out of an invention may be sold whether the sale in any case carries with it anything of value or not. Hammond v. MasonSearch
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by speculation on the possibility that, in a given case, an invention might be held patentable. In Sparrow v. StrongSearch
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valued in money, and that the appeal must be dismissed. It is suggested that jurisdiction was entertained in Gandy v. MarbleSearch
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U. S. 693 , and Morgan v. DanielsSearch
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U. S. 120 , to the contrary of the conclusion at which we have arrived. But Morgan v. DanielsSearch
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and Hill v. WoosterSearch
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pending, yet we think that such a proceeding constituted a case touching patent rights within section 699. And Gandy v. MarbleSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Durham v. SeymourSearch
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United States v. AmerSearch
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Lee v. WatsonSearch
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Hammond v. MasonSearch
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In Sparrow v. StrongSearch
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and Morgan v. DanielsSearch
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But Morgan v. DanielsSearch
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And Gandy v. MarbleSearch
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Gayler v. WilderSearch
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