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How to get a patent; a complete compendium of useful information for inventors (1896)

Wedderburn (John) and company, Washington, D.C. [from old catalog] · Washington, D.C., J. Wedderburn & co. · leaf 43

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f a caveat j aliens havenot this right. Caveats are not assignable, but the inventions covered bythem may be assigned. We make a specialty of preparing caveats. The total costincluding one sheet of drawings is $25.00. Kenewals $15.00. INTERFERENCES. It often happens that two or more applications… … JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO. 43 An interference is declared to be ^a proceeding instituted forthe purpose of determining the question of priority of inven-tion between two or more parties claiming substantially thesame patentable invention. The fact that one of the parties hasalready obtained a patent…

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