Church's Patent Act 1900
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1900 c. xxiv |
| Year | 1900 |
CHAPTER
xxiv.
An -4ct
for
rendering valid certain Letters Patent granted
A.D.
1900.
to
Melvin Batchlor Church for the manufacture of a11
improved coniponiid
for
coating and decorating walls
and other surfaces and
for
tlie production of casts or
mouldings and for analogous purposes.
[25th June
1900.1
THXREBS
by
Letters Patent
under
the seal
of
the Patent
Office bearing date the seconcl clay
of
April one thousand
eigbt
huiidrcd
and ninety-fiye being the fifty-eighth year
of
the reign
of
Her present Majesty Queen Victoria ancl numllerecl
13154
Her
Najesty did give
and
want unto Melvin Batchlor Churcli
of
Grand
Rapids
State
of
Michigan United States
of
America manufacturer
(liereinafter referred
to
as
“
the patentee
”)
Her especial licence
full
power
sole privilege and authority
that
he
the patentee
bg
himself
liis agents
or
licencees and
no
others might at all times thereafter
during tho
residue
of
tlie term
of
years tliereiiz nientionecl
make
use
exercise
ancl
veud
the invention therein mentioned within the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Isle
of
Man
in
such
manner as
to
him or them might seem meet ancl that th.e
patentee
should
have
and
enjoy the w1:ole profit and advantage
from
time to time accruing
by
reason
of
the
said invention during
the residue
of
the term
of
years therein ancl hereinafter mentioned:
And
whereas the said Letters Patent were originally sealed
as
of
the eighth day of
Juiy
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-fivc
ancl were resealed
on
the
fifth day
of
January one thousand cight
hundred and ninety-nine
as
of
the second
day
of April
one
thousand
eight hundred
and
ninety-five
:
and
whereas certain fees
in
respect of the
said
Letters
Patent
were
payable
by
seven annual payments which
vary
in
amount
:
-4nd
whereas the said Letters Patent among other things set
forth thas the patentee
had
represellted that he
mils
in
possession
of
-
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