...provided notice of such defense Is given In the answer, as required by the rules of equity practice. 4. The government cannot, after the patent Is Issued,...improvement, any more than a private Individual, without Uceóse of the Inventor, or making him compensation. [No. 114.] Submitted Nov. 24, 1876. Decided Jan....

...United States, equally with any other citizen not engaged in such service; and the Government can not, after the patent is issued, make use of the improvement...license of the inventor or making compensation to him." The court held that the power of determining the license remained with the patentee, but that the United...

...Gill v. United States, 160 US 426, 40 L. Ed. 480; United States v. Burns, 12 Wall. 248, 20 L. Ed. 388. If an officer in the military service, not specially...license of the inventor or making compensation to him. United States г: Burns, 12 Wall. 246, 252, 20 L. Ed. 388. 37. Perfection of patents at employee's...

...proposition is found in a recent decision of this court, in which it is held that the government can not, after the patent is issued, make use of the improvement...individual, without license of the inventor or making him compensation. (United States v Burns, 12 Wall. 246.) CONFISCATION OF PATENT RIGHTS BY THE GOVERNMENT...

...tents, or any other kind of war material, he is entitled to the benefit of it and to letters patent for the improvement, from the United States, equally...license of the inventor or making compensation to him. This means that an officer must be specially designated to make improvements in any branch whatsoever....

...War for the use of the tents. The court said, in affirming a judgment for the plaintiff [p. 252]: " If an officer in the military service, not specially...license of the inventor or making compensation to him." In United States v. Palmer, 128 US 262, Palmer, a lieutenant in the army, patented certain improvements...

...to make experiments with a view to suggest improvements, devises a new and valuable improvement hi arms, tents, or any other kind of war material, he...license of the inventor or making compensation to him." In United States v. Palmer, 128 US 262, Palmer, a lieutenant in the army, patented certain improvements...

...United States, equally with any other citizen not engaged in such service; and the Government can not, after the patent is issued, make use of the improvement any more than a private inriidivual, without license of the inventor or making compensation to him. In United States v. Palmer,...

...provided notice of such defense is given in the answer, as required by the rules of equity practice. 4. The government cannot, after the patent is issued, make use of the improvement, any more tban a private Individual, without license of the Inventor, or making him compensation. [No. 114.]...

...provided notice of such defense Is given In the answer, as required by the rules of equity practice. 4. The government cannot, after the patent Is Issued,...individual, without license of the Inventor, or making him compensation. [No. 114.] Submitted Nov. 24, 1876. Decided Jan. 29, 1877. Appeal from the Circuit...