Manual of Patent Law With An Appendix Upon the Sale of Patents
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A licensee can not bring a suit for infringement in his own name, while the grantee of a particular district or the assignee of the whole patent can.
By means of licenses, a patent-owner may erect many distinct and separable interests under a patent. He may give one person the exclusive right to make the patented article in a certain district or through the whole United States; he may give to another the exclusive right to use, and to still another the exclusive right to sell; or he may give to... different persons a common right to make, or to use, or to sell, one or all, in a certain territory or through the whole United States.
A license to a party which does not, in terms, or by equivalent words, showing that it was meant to be assign- able, give the right to the licensee to assign the same, is a mere personal privilege and not transferable by the act of the licensee. 1 A license which is not expressed to be 1 Troy Iron & Nail Factory vs. Coming, 14 Howard, 2 lb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A licensee can not bring a suit for infringement in his own name, while the grantee of a particular district or the assignee of the whole patent can.
By means of licenses, a patent-owner may erect many distinct and separable interests under a patent. He may give one person the exclusive right to make the patented article in a certain district or through the whole United States; he may give to another the exclusive right to use, and to still another the exclusive right to sell; or he may give to... different persons a common right to make, or to use, or to sell, one or all, in a certain territory or through the whole United States.
A license to a party which does not, in terms, or by equivalent words, showing that it was meant to be assign- able, give the right to the licensee to assign the same, is a mere personal privilege and not transferable by the act of the licensee. 1 A license which is not expressed to be 1 Troy Iron & Nail Factory vs. Coming, 14 Howard, 2 lb.
Manual of Patent Law.
What to read after Manual of Patent Law With An Appendix Upon the Sale of Patents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Edgar Simonds to read onlineMoreLess
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