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Bauer and Cie. Vs. O'Donnell
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- US Supreme Court
- May 26, 1913
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U.S. 1 (1913) U.S. Supreme Court Bauer & Cie. v. O'DonnellSearch
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U.S. 1 (1913) Bauer & Company v. O'DonnellSearch
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by purchase from a jobber who has paid to the agent of the patentee the full price asked for the article sold. Henry v. DickSearch
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the protection intended to be secured to authors and inventors is substantially identical. While Bobbs-Merrll Co. v. StrausSearch
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the scope of the statute, and the patentee may transfer a patented article with a qualified title as to its use. Henry v. DickSearch
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under the statute. It is not a license for qualified use, but an attempt to unduly extend the right to vend. Henry v. DickSearch
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by passing title to a purchaser has placed the article beyond the limits of the monopoly secured by the act. Adams v. BurkeSearch
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and consequently to prevent others from exercising like privileges without the consent of the patentee. Bloomer v. McQuewanSearch
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Continental Paper Bag Co. v. EasternSearch
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of Congress effectual, reside the extent of the patent monopoly under the statutes of the United States. Bloomer v. McQuewanSearch
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the patent monopoly was settled by this Court in the case of Dr. Miles Medical Page 229 U. S. 12 Co. v. JohnSearch
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so far as we are aware. It was dealt with under the copyright statute, however, in the case of Bobbs-Merrill Co. v. StrausSearch
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of the right to use, that use should be protected by all means properly within the scope of the statute. In Bement v. NationalSearch
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Chief reliance, however, of the plaintiff in this case, is upon the recent decision of this Court in Henry v. DickSearch
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the exclusive right to make, use and vend the invention or discovery.' This grant, as defined in Bloomer v. McQuewanSearch
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while to another the patentee may grant only the right to make and use, or to use only for specific purposes. Adams v. BurkeSearch
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Providence Rubber Co. v. GoodyearSearch
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Italics in the original opinion.) That case was distinguished from Bobbs-Merrill Co. v. StrausSearch
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to a purchaser has placed the article beyond the limits of the monopoly secured by the patent act. In Adams v. BurkeSearch
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Bauer & Company v. O'DonnellSearch
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Henry v. DickSearch
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While Bobbs-Merrll Co. v. StrausSearch
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Adams v. BurkeSearch
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of the United States. Bloomer v. McQuewanSearch
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of Bobbs-Merrill Co. v. StrausSearch
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