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Gates Iron Works Vs. Fraser

Court : US Supreme Court

..... from the brief of the plaintiff in error the following description of the final and perfected form of the machine, and which is claimed to embody the various inventions and improvements covered by the several patents: "the inventions of these various patents can be more readily understood by first understanding the construction of this type of stone-crushing machines, which has become to be known as the 'gyratory type of stone crushers. ..... " "the defendants, further answering, say, upon information and belief, that some of the older ones of complainant's said patents show and describe improvements which are claimed in other and later of the complainant's said patents, and they further say that as to the said several patents by them herein and hereinbefore mentioned are shown and described devices, parts, or combination of parts that are substantially the same as the devices and ..... plate at the end of the shaft, all of which, except the metal plate, were present in the brown machine as made and sold more than two years before gates applied for the patent, and the metal plate was old and in use for the same purpose as in gates' machine long before his application. ..... we here perceive the double motion -- that is, "the revolving and rolling motion" -- which is a feature of the pearce patent, and the operation of the two machines is similar in that in both the pestle alternately closes upon and recedes from the sides of the outer shell, so that any substance or material to be ground is .....

United States Vs. Atkins

Court : US Supreme Court

..... congress, by this legislation, evidenced an intention to put an end to controversy by providing a tribunal before which those interested could be heard and the rolls authoritatively made up of those who were entitled to participate in the partition of the tribal lands. ..... appeals from a decree of the circuit court of appeals affirming a decree of the district court in a suit brought by the united states upon the grounds of fraud and mistake to cancel an enrollment on the creek tribal roll and an allotment certificate and patent issued thereunder, page 260 u. s. ..... tribunal, when not impeached for fraud or mistake, conclusive of the question of membership in the tribe, when followed, as was the case here, by the action of the interior department confirming the allotment and ordering the patents conveying the lands, which were in fact issued. ..... under authority of acts of congress, the [dawes] commission to the five civilized tribes enrolled thomas atkins as a creek indian alive on april 1, 1899, the secretary of the interior approved, an allotment was selected for him, a patent issued and was recorded as required by page 260 u. s. ..... never existed, and that his enrollment came about through fraud and gross mistake of law and fact, the united states brought this proceeding against many defendants to annul the allotment certificate and patent and to quiet title in the tribe. .....

Mcclurg Vs. Kingsland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... prior to the application by the inventor or discoverer of a patent, shall be held to possess the right to use and vend ..... the subject of patents, with a proviso ..... patent shall be held invalid by reason of such purchase, sale, or use prior to the application for a patent ..... patent would have entitled him, had it been applied for, ..... patented ..... patent ..... patent, the great object of the patent laws, as declared in the 4th section of the act of 1837, ..... patent ..... patent, together with such changes as have been since made, for though they may be retrospective in their operation, that is not a sound objection to their validity; the powers of congress to legislate upon the subject of patents ..... patent ..... patent by harley, and that ..... patent, and prepared more than one set of papers for the purpose; made his application 17 february, 1835, for a patent ..... patent ..... patent, subject to the legal consequences of his previous acts, and connecting these with the want of an assertion of a right, to the use by the defendants of the invention patented ..... patent ..... patent rights, and these sections are operative, so far as they are applicable, notwithstanding the patent ..... patent when an original one was invalid by accident, inadvertence, or mistake, and without any fraudulent intent, by reason of the terms of the 3d section of the act of 1793 not having been complied with, "provided, however, that such new patent so granted shall in all respects be liable to the same matters of objection and defense as any original patent .....

Ex Parte Wood and Brundage

Court : US Supreme Court

..... him to enter upon record the proceedings in this cause antecedent to the granting by him of the rule to show cause why process should not issue, to repeal the patent in the proceedings mentioned and upon which the said rule was founded; that the said judge do award a process in the nature of a scire facias to the patentees to show cause ..... why the said patent should not be repealed, with costs of suit; that upon the return of such process as duly served, the said judge do proceed to try the cause upon the pleadings ..... of the district court upon the patentee, to show cause why process should not issue to repeal the patent, the patent is not repealed de facto by making the rule absolute, but the process to be awarded is in the nature of a scire facias at common law to the patentee to show cause why the patent should not repealed, with costs of suit, and upon the return of such process, duly served, ..... surprising if, after such anxious legislation, there should exist in the act a clause which in a summary manner enables any person to repeal his patent, and thus sweep away his exclusive property without interposing any guards by way of appeal, or any regular proceedings by which the validity of titles ..... as the patents are not enrolled in the records of any court, but among the rolls of the department of state, it was necessary to give some directions as to .....

Chambers Vs. Harrington

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 351 the first of these sections requires that after a discovery of a mine or lode and the steps required to mark out and assert a claim to it, if the discovered desires a patent, he shall give notice of that fact by a publication for sixty days, the nature of which is such as to call the attention to the proceeding of anyone having an adverse claim. ..... tenth of may, 1872, ten dollars' worth of labor shall be performed or improvements made by the tenth day of june, 1874, and each year thereafter for each one hundred feet in length along the vein until a patent has been issued therefor; but when such claims are held in common, such expenditures may be made upon anyone claim. ..... the language of the statute on the subject is this: "on each claim located after the tenth day of may, 1872, and until a patent has been issued therefor, not less than one hundred dollars' worth of labor shall be performed or improvements made during each year. ..... " it is then provided that on filing a copy of the judgment roll in the case with the register of the land office and making the other requisite showing, a patent shall issue to the successful party in the litigation. ..... 350 appeal from the supreme court of the territory of utah syllabus the decision of a court of competent jurisdiction upon adverse claims to a patent for mineral lands under 2325, 2326 rev.stat. .....

Punjab and Sind Bank and ors. Vs. Sakattar Singh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [2001(88)FLR383]; (2001)ILLJ174SC; 2000(7)SCALE686; 2001(1)LC149(SC); (2001)1UPLBEC304

..... the high court, therefore, declared that the order striking out the name of the respondent from the rolls of the bank is a nullity due to the patent violation of the principles of natural justice and the appellants' order also suffered from many defects such as non-application of mind to the matter. ..... the appellants pleaded that the respondent had remained unauthorisedly absent for a period of 190 days and, therefore, made himself liable to be removed from the rolls of the bank in terms of para 17 of the bipartite settlement and para 522 of the sastri award. ..... orderrajendra babu, j.the respondent challenged the order of termination effected by means of striking out his name from the muster roll of the appellant-bank by a writ petition filed in the high court of punjab & haryana. .....

Talley Vs. Burgess

Court : US Supreme Court

..... section 22 provides: "that the adult heirs of any deceased indian of either of the five civilized tribes whose selection has been made, or to whom a deed or patent has been issued for his or her share of the land of the tribe to which he or she belongs or belonged, may sell and convey the lands inherited from such decedent, and if there be both adult page ..... " it is contended that this section applies only to heirs of a deceased indian whose selection has been made by himself, or to whom a deed or patent has been issued for his or her share of the land of the tribe to which the decedent belonged. ..... section 20 provides: "if any person whose name appears upon the roll prepared page 246 u. s. ..... section 15 provides that all lands allotted to the members of the tribe, except such as are set aside for a homestead, shall be alienable five years after issuance of patent. .....

Shelby County Vs. Holder

Court : US Supreme Court

..... in 1990, dallas county, alabama, whose county seat is the city of selma, sought to purge its voter rolls of many black voters. ..... patently, a new approach was needed. ..... alternatively, certain local officials have defied and evaded court orders or have simply closed their registration offices to freeze the voting rolls. id. .....

Surendranagar Distt. Panchayat and anr. Vs. Gangaben Laljibhai and ors ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [2006(110)FLR548]; JT2006(6)SC64; (2006)IIILLJ320SC; 2006(6)SCALE408; (2006)9SCC132; 2007(1)SLJ63(SC)

..... thus in most cases, the workman (claimant) can only call upon the employer to produce before the court the nominal muster roll for the given period, the letter of appointment or termination, if any, the wage register, the attendance register etc. ..... the above judgments further lay down that mere non-production of muster rolls per se without any plea of suppression by the claimant workman will not be the ground for the tribunal to draw an adverse inference against the management. ..... appellants challenge correctness of the judgment rendered by a division bench of the gujarat high court dismissing the letters patent appeal filed by the appellants. ..... mere non-production of the muster roll for a particular period was not sufficient for the labour court to hold that the workman had worked for 240 days as claimed.6. ..... the writ petitions filed were dismissed and so was the letters patent appeal as indicated above. ..... the labour court noted that the details pertaining to attendance of the respondent have been produced, and zerox copies of the salary register and muster roll have also produced. .....

Morgan Vs. Daniels

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , he alleged that he was the original, sole, and first inventor of an improvement in machines for coiling wire or wire rods; that on june 26, 1886, he filed in the united states patent office an application in due form for a patent; that on september 4, 1886, the commissioner of patents declared an interference between his application and one filed by the defendant on june 24, 1886; that thereafter testimony was taken on such interference, and a decision rendered on march 22, 1889, adversely to ..... stated by the examiner: "in a device for coiling wire or wire rods, the combination with a rotating coiling receptacle or reel for receiving and laying in coils the rod as it is delivered from the rolls of a spider or platform for supporting the coil mounted on a vertical shaft concentric with the reel supporting shaft, and means for elevating the platform shaft independently of the other. ..... his testimony as to this was in these words: "he explained by rough sketches an arrangement he had for coiling the wire after it was delivered from the rolls, which was a round box mounted on an upright shaft, and in the bottom of the box was a plate, perhaps i should say a movable plate, which could be lifted for the purpose of raising the ..... of the mill, as the finished wire came from the rolls, it was coiled on reels. ..... attention directed to the way in which the wire was coiled on the reels, and thought that some device could be invented for picking up the wire immediately after its leaving the rolls. .....