· 4/15/1771
Stewart v. Chiswell
Citations
- 4 H. & McH. 527
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- “In light of all the circumstances, the court must then determine whether the applicant’s conduct is so culpable that the patent should be held unenforceable.”
- a patent applicant has a duty to assure that “only true inventors” are named in a patent application and that failure to do so may result in a finding of inequitable conduct
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