J.R. Short Milling Co. Ltd. v.
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"In order that a thing shall be "obvious", it must be something that would directly occur to someone who was searching for something novel, a new manufacture or whatever it might be, without the necessity of his having to do any experimenting or research, whether the research be in the laboratory or amongst literature."
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