The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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The 25th section confers the same power upon the High Court . ... It is a moot
point upon the language of the Act whether a like discretion is conferred upon the
High Court , and the point is one upon which the new Rules of Court made under
...
The 25th section confers the same power upon the High Court . ... It is a moot
point upon the language of the Act whether a like discretion is conferred upon the
High Court , and the point is one upon which the new Rules of Court made under
...
Page 389
authority not actually conferred upon him by the statute , there may be a question
as to whether it is within the powers of rule - making conferred by the Act . If it
simply means that , in cases which come before the Court on appeal from the ...
authority not actually conferred upon him by the statute , there may be a question
as to whether it is within the powers of rule - making conferred by the Act . If it
simply means that , in cases which come before the Court on appeal from the ...
Page 393
The rights conferred by the Act are , for the most part , those with which persons
conversant with the Patent law have long been familiar . But new rights are
conferred upon the public in respect of the power to apply for a patent of addition
, and ...
The rights conferred by the Act are , for the most part , those with which persons
conversant with the Patent law have long been familiar . But new rights are
conferred upon the public in respect of the power to apply for a patent of addition
, and ...
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