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NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION

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This phrase is used in the act of congress relating to granting patents for inventions. 2. The invention to be patented must not only be new, but useful; that is, useful in contradistinction to frivolous or mischievous inventions. It is not meant that the invention should in all cases be superior to the modes now in use for the same purposes. … [Read more...]

NEWSPAPER

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According to the usage of the commercial world, a newspaper is defined to be a publication in numbers, conisistlng commonly of single sheets, and published at short and stated intervals, conveying intelligence of passing events. 4 Op. Attys. Gen. 10. And see Crowell v. Parker, 22 R. I. 51, 46 Atl. 35, 84 Am. St. Rep. 8ltf; Hanscom v. Meyer, 60 Neb. 68, 82 N. W. 114, 48 L. R. A. … [Read more...]

NEW CAUSE OF ACTION

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A new law suit that is based upon different facts and circumstances than the original lawsuit. … [Read more...]

NEWSPAPERS

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Papers for conveying news, printed and distributed periodically. … [Read more...]

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