INDEPENDENT WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY
v.
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

U.S. | 1924-10-13
No. 435
266 U.S. 596 Supreme Court of the United States (1924) Positive Treatment
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  • …lict between this decision and those of other Circuit Courts of Appeals, especially the sixth. Lemley v. Dobson-Evans Co., 243 Fed. 391. Naceskid Service Chain Co. v. Perdue, 1 Fed. (2d) 924. Therefore a writ of certiorari was granted by this Court. 266 U. S. 596.— The patent law authorizes a person who has invented an improvement like the present, ‘ not known or used by others in this country, before his invention,’ &c., to obtain a patent for it. .Rev. Sts. § 4886, amended, March 3, 1897, c. 391, § 1, 29…
  • …to the payments to the partnership creditors. The District Judge denied this claim of priority. On appeals to the Circuit Court of Appeals both orders of the District Court were affirmed. 298 Fed. 11. Writs of-certiorari were granted by this court. 266 U. S. 596. 1. These taxes were assessed against the individual partners and due from them to the United States. They' were neither assessed against, nor due from, the partner [*411] ships. The táx assesséd against Finkelstein was none the less an individual…

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