The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 151
... of a patent gives the mortgagee no charge upon the patented plant or machinery , or upon articles made in accordance with the patented process . Secondly , it must be remembered that a patent is THE MORTGAGE OF LETTERS PATENT . 151.
... of a patent gives the mortgagee no charge upon the patented plant or machinery , or upon articles made in accordance with the patented process . Secondly , it must be remembered that a patent is THE MORTGAGE OF LETTERS PATENT . 151.
Page 152
... mortgagee of a patent respectively . Notwithstanding that the patentee , by executing a formal mortgage of his patent , transfers " the full and exclusive benefit thereof " to the mortgagee , he still continues ( so long as he controls ...
... mortgagee of a patent respectively . Notwithstanding that the patentee , by executing a formal mortgage of his patent , transfers " the full and exclusive benefit thereof " to the mortgagee , he still continues ( so long as he controls ...
Page 153
... mortgagee as plaintiff ; and further , that the mortgagee does not possess such an interest in the patent as to make it necessary that he should be joined as defendant . The mortgagor can also , it seems , apply to amend his patent ...
... mortgagee as plaintiff ; and further , that the mortgagee does not possess such an interest in the patent as to make it necessary that he should be joined as defendant . The mortgagor can also , it seems , apply to amend his patent ...
Page 154
... mortgagee to enter into possession of the patent at any time . Until he takes this step , however , the mortgagee has no right to interfere in the working of the invention . As there can obviously be no physical entry upon a patent ...
... mortgagee to enter into possession of the patent at any time . Until he takes this step , however , the mortgagee has no right to interfere in the working of the invention . As there can obviously be no physical entry upon a patent ...
Page 155
... mortgagee , have been liable to account for profits , and to answer for wilful de- fault in any action for redemption that might subsequently be brought . A mortgagee in possession ( either wholly or in part ) is , it is submitted ...
... mortgagee , have been liable to account for profits , and to answer for wilful de- fault in any action for redemption that might subsequently be brought . A mortgagee in possession ( either wholly or in part ) is , it is submitted ...
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