...reproducer, loosely pivoted to swing freely both laterally and vertically, substantially us described. limited by any lapsing or forfeiture of any portion...means of the operation of a condition subsequent, according to the foreign statute. From these views it follows that there was no abuse of discretion...

...foreign patent in force at the time of the issuing of .the United States patent, or Opinion of the Court. that it is to be limited by any lapsing or forfeiture...that " every patent granted for an invention which has been previously patented in a foreign country shall be so limited as to expire at the same time...

...foreign patent in force at the time of the issuing of the United States patent, or Opinion of the Court. that it is to be limited by any lapsing or forfeiture...means of the operation of a condition subsequent, according to the foreign statute. In saying that "every patent granted for an invention which has been...

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...entirely of right, at his own option. By parity of reasoning, as applied to the present case, section 4887 requires that the United States patent shall be so...means of the operation of a condition subsequent, according to the foreign statute. In saying that — every patent granted for an invention which has...

...right, at his own option, (p. 195.) 3. There is nothing in the statute (Revised Statutes, Bee. 4887) which admits of the view that the duration of the...portion of the term of such foreign patent, by means of the»See Explanation of Notes, page III. Argument of counsel. operation of the condition subsequent,...

...Court held that the potential term and not the period of actual existence was to govern, and said: There is nothing in the statute which admits of the...means of the operation of a condition subsequent, according to the foreign statute. In saying that "every patent granted for an invention which has been...

...Huber ». Nelson Mfg. Co., (1893) 148 US 270. Lapse of foreign patent by condition subsequent. — " There is nothing in the statute which admits of the...means of the operation of a condition subsequent, according to the foreign statute." Pohl '». Anchor Brewing Co., (1890) 134 US 381; Welsbach Light...

...of the foreign patent." And it is further said that the duration of the United States patent is not "limited by any lapsing or forfeiture of any portion...means of the operation of a condition subsequent, according to the foreign patent." From these views it follows that there was no abuse of discretion...

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