The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 152
... mortgagor and 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 ...
... mortgagor and 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 ...
Page 153
... mortgagor together constitute the proprietor . The relationship of mortgagor and mortgagee , as parties to legal proceedings , admits of more definite statement , being one of the few matters affecting this subject that has been ...
... mortgagor together constitute the proprietor . The relationship of mortgagor and mortgagee , as parties to legal proceedings , admits of more definite statement , being one of the few matters affecting this subject that has been ...
Page 154
... mortgagor alone are liable to repudiation by the mortgagee . By virtue of the rule of estoppel , however , such licenses are binding as between the licensee and the licensor , and also as between the licensee and the licensor's assignee ...
... mortgagor alone are liable to repudiation by the mortgagee . By virtue of the rule of estoppel , however , such licenses are binding as between the licensee and the licensor , and also as between the licensee and the licensor's assignee ...
Page 155
... mortgagor . In Steers v . Rogers ( [ 1892 ] , 10 R. P. C. 245 ) , the House of Lords was called upon to consider the position of a person who was both co - owner in fee of one moiety of a patent and mortgagee of the other moiety . It ...
... mortgagor . In Steers v . Rogers ( [ 1892 ] , 10 R. P. C. 245 ) , the House of Lords was called upon to consider the position of a person who was both co - owner in fee of one moiety of a patent and mortgagee of the other moiety . It ...
Page 156
... mortgagor to execute a formal mortgage . This right , however , only exists where there is a written agreement to that effect . Beyond the above , the equitable mortgagee has no further powers and no covenant rights . It may be added ...
... mortgagor to execute a formal mortgage . This right , however , only exists where there is a written agreement to that effect . Beyond the above , the equitable mortgagee has no further powers and no covenant rights . It may be added ...
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