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Redmanol had only to utilize the work done before and copy technical and commercial methods and immediately share in full in the boom years that were to follow.
Karpen said that thus far the patent decision only covered some of the patents and therefore covered only some of their earnings. I told him our formula did not even consider the patents and only looked at the situation on its direct merits, patents or not in as far as the patents had received scant attention and Redmanol had simply had the daring to overlook patent rights and
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step in just at the point where we had brought the art and the market. He then said that the penalty was an eternal one altho the patents on suit were to expire in about 5 years. Wether he could not adjust the matter in allowing him 50% of the stock in the new company either by direct purchase or otherwise.
I told him there was nothing perpetual in this. No more than it was perpetual that he should have no stock in the Condensite Co and be limited to the Redmanol Co. That he himself had demonstrated that for a consideration he was able to buy up the controling interest of the Condensite Co. and by doing so had suddenly