A Collection of the Most Important Cases Respecting Patents of Invention and the Rights of Patentees Which Have Been Determined in the Courts of Law Since the Statute for Restraining Monopolies. To Which Are Added, Some Practical Observations Resulting F

Originally published in the early 19th century, this collection of legal cases sheds light on the history of patent law in England. Davies' detailed analysis of each case provides valuable insight into the development of this important area of intellectual property law. This is an essential resource for scholars of legal history and for anyone interested in the history of innovation and invention.

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