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Home Dictionary Name: right patentRight patent
right patent an obsolete writ which was brought for lands and … right patent an obsolete writ which was brought for lands and tenements
Patent and proprietary medicines
force proprietary means of a proprietor that is holding proprietary rights patent means a grant of some privilege property or authority … a patent medicine means medicine in respect of which a patent is in force proprietary means of a proprietor that is
Letters-patent, or letters overt
1 c 3 to be the subject of a patent right an article must be material and capable of manufacture an … may acquire it upon compensation agreed by the treasury the patent may be registered in such foreign countries as are parties
patent
patent to the employer b the writing securing such a right received his in the mail c a patented invention all … specif to protect the rights to an invention by a patent printed matter cannot be ed
Inchoate right
inchoate right means 1 a right that has not fully developed matured … right that has not fully developed matured or vested 2 patents an inventor s right that has not yet vested into
Patent-right
patent right the exclusive privilege granted by the crown to the first … manufacture of making articles according to his invention see letters patent
Recto, Breve de
was likewise called breve magnum de recto 2 writ of right close which was brought where one held lands and tenements … tried together there were two species 1 writ of right patent so called because it was sent open and was the
Patent
quo is the monopoly granted for the term of the patent s 12 of the patents and designs act 1911 sets
Patent medicine
practitioner chemist or druggist or by the holder of a patent medicine licence and 2 medicinal drugs though mixtures or compositions
Letters patent
letters patent is derived from latin word literae patentes the letters patent are so called because they are open
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