On Property in Designs And Inventions in the Arts And Manufactures
On Property in Designs And Inventions in the Arts And Manufactures
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, and I think that it has realised about 500/. , and that it is some six years old; that invention deprived the public of nothing, but added something to the general stock of knowledge. I have derived but little, though the public have been greatly benefited. " (/:) 38. It slioiild be borne in mind, that the witnesses ex- amined before the Select Committee, of the House of Lords on the Patent Bills of 1861, were in general prepared to speak of the defects of the existing system and in support o...f the proposed system, the subject of the Bills under the consideration of the Committee. All the witnesses, with two or three exceptions, were in favour of some system of patents both as regards the interests of the inventor and of the public. In the course of their examination, questions were put by noble Lords directed against the principles and policy of patents ; many of the witnesses, wholly unaware of the construction which a simple answer when read in con- nexion with the question might bear, have been surprised at hearing of their being quoted as opposed to all patents, and have been surprised on reading their evidence in print at the countenance which some of their answers appear to give to such views ; but a perusal of the whole evidence shows a strong feeling on the part of most disinterested and expe- rienced persons in favour of some system of patents ; they deprecate in the strongest terms the existing system ; they are not fuUy satisfied with the system of other countries, so far as they are acquainted therewith ; they approve of the leading feature of the reform then under consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and I think that it has realised about 500/. , and that it is some six years old; that invention deprived the public of nothing, but added something to the general stock of knowledge. I have derived but little, though the public have been greatly benefited. " (/:) 38. It slioiild be borne in mind, that the witnesses ex- amined before the Select Committee, of the House of Lords on the Patent Bills of 1861, were in general prepared to speak of the defects of the existing system and in support o...f the proposed system, the subject of the Bills under the consideration of the Committee. All the witnesses, with two or three exceptions, were in favour of some system of patents both as regards the interests of the inventor and of the public. In the course of their examination, questions were put by noble Lords directed against the principles and policy of patents ; many of the witnesses, wholly unaware of the construction which a simple answer when read in con- nexion with the question might bear, have been surprised at hearing of their being quoted as opposed to all patents, and have been surprised on reading their evidence in print at the countenance which some of their answers appear to give to such views ; but a perusal of the whole evidence shows a strong feeling on the part of most disinterested and expe- rienced persons in favour of some system of patents ; they deprecate in the strongest terms the existing system ; they are not fuUy satisfied with the system of other countries, so far as they are acquainted therewith ; they approve of the leading feature of the reform then under consideration.
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