British Motor Syndicate Ltd v Taylor & Son Ltd
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1900 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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Pfizer Corporation v Ministry of Health
...Ltd. 27 R.P.C. 567, Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co., Ltd. & Anor. v. British & Colonial Motor Car Co. Ltd. 18 R.P.C. 313 and British Motor Syndicate Ltd. v. Taylor & Son [1900] 1 Ch. 577. In the first of the cases cited it was held that one who makes abroad a chemical process (the subject of an ......
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Shell-Mex and BP Ltd v Clayton
...with the intention that it should be so used. The word "use" in its natural meaning is a word of wide import, in British Motor Syndicate Limited. v. Taylor & Sons, 1900 1 Chancery, 577, Mr Justice Stirling, at page 583, pointed out that "the first meaning assigned to the word 'use' in John......
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Palladyne International.Asset Management B.v v. Upper Brook (A) Ltd
...application or conversion io some (esp, good or useful) end” (2nd edn. Vol.XIX, p.350), Similarly, in British Motor Syndicate v Taylor [1900] 1 Ch 577, Stirling J held at 583: “The first meaning assigned to the word ‘use’ in Johnson's Dictionary is to employ to any purpose'; It is, therefo......
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