Patentees' Manual Containing Plain and Simple Instructions to Patentees, Assignees, Manufacturers, and Dealers in Patents and Patented Articles, as to the Patent Laws Classic Reprint

Excerpt from Patentees' Manual: Containing Plain and Simple Instructions to Patentees, Assignees, Manufacturers, and Dealers in Patents and Patented Articles, as to the Patent Laws

The author, in preparing this little work for the use Of patentees and those interested in patents and the manufacture and sale of patented articles, does so from having seen, in his course Of practice Of many years as attorney and solicitor, the pressing need of a work Of the kind Instances were constantly occur ring, in which resource was had to the attorney for consultation upon points of Patent law, which have been clearly defined, or for the preparation of simple instruments as to transfer of rights, licensing, etc., etc. Which would have been unnecessary ifa work of this kind had been at command.

It is generally the habit Of patentees and others to hasten to an attorney for the preparation Of every little document, or for advice; and it frequently happens that the attorney himself, when so consulted, merely avails himself Of the same material from whence this work was prepared, copying the forms required, with the necessary variations to suit his case, and blessing the ignorance of his client for a liberal fee that could as well have been saved.

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