I already purchased OS Lion and installed in Macbook pro, how to install the same in other Mackboo?

I already purchased and installed OS Lion in my Mackbook Pro. Now I need to install the same OS in another MacBook,
How to do this?

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1 OS = 1 Device
Buy it and download it again on the other device.
Multiple installs only apply to schools and businesses who have a license agreement to do that. In effect, we've already paid for all the devices.
If you're a school they sent instructions on how to do multiple installs.
John
I'm sorry but you are incorrect, the licensing for Lion allows buying 1 copy and installing it on All computers you own or control, no limit.
To the OP, go to the App Store, hold option key and select Purchased, you can download it again (provided you are logged in under the same Apple ID)
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