Robert W. Heinemann v. The United States

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• holding Executive Order constitutional and finding “no ‘taking’ because the invention was not the property of Heinemann”
• holding Executive Order constitutional and finding “no 'taking’ because the invention was not the property of Heinemann”
• interpreting an executive order that “[t]he Government shall obtain the entire right, title and interest in and to all inventions made by any Govern- ment employee” as a transfer of legal and equitable title

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