Sentence examples for assignee of from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he said, the law applies not only to the brokers or mortgage lenders who are directly involved in making a covered mortgage loan to a homeowner, but to any subsequent purchaser or assignee of that mortgage.

Further, it is up to the inventor or assignee of the patent to enforce the patent should they feel someone is infringing on the claims of the patent.

This link can also represent an inventor-inventor link (or inventor-assignee link) whenever the individual inventor is registered as the assignee of the patent.

Barley became the assignee of the Thomas Morley, who as well as being a composer held a printing patent (a monopoly of music publishing).

ForceLink is manufacturer of the C-Mill and assignee of a patent for rehabilitation treadmills with visual context for foot placement, with MR and PJB listed as inventors.

And he does not even aver that these claims are valid, or that he has any title to them; but, on the contrary, charges that none of the claims had been secured, and states that he did not think it probable that they would be obtained by the assignees of the Indians.

EMM and NJM have financial interest in Rapid Biosensor Systems Ltd who are assignees of patents 'Biological Measurement System' (PCT WO 02/084266 and and 'Bioassay and Peptides for use therein' (WO2007/072063) and developers of the test device described.

They include data regarding the assignee, year of application, countries where the patents have been applied, the technical sector of technologies and other aspects.

She is also an inventor on United States Patent No. 6,323,236 B2, Use of Sulfamate Derivatives for Treating Impulse Control Disorders, and along with the patent's assignee, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, has received payments from Johnson & Johnson, which has exclusive rights under the patent.

Searches were done looking for the name and former names of each firm as the assignee on patents.

As an assignee to its division of operational medicine, I was enamored of my ability to master the sparse literature and science of the field and soon became an "expert".