Patent Law Revision: Hearings, Ninety-third Congress, First Session, Pursuant to S. Res. 56, on S. 1321U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974 - 715 lappuses |
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... percent of those costs should be borne by the government . If this basis of fees were adopted , we think it might ... percentage of fees to be recovered . Turning to the administrative restructuring of the Patent Office , in our proposed ...
... percent of those costs should be borne by the government . If this basis of fees were adopted , we think it might ... percentage of fees to be recovered . Turning to the administrative restructuring of the Patent Office , in our proposed ...
82. lappuse
... percent by the customers receiving the service . There are others which benefit the patent applicant , primarily the portion of the cost of the patent examination . Here again , even the examination is conducted as much for the public ...
... percent by the customers receiving the service . There are others which benefit the patent applicant , primarily the portion of the cost of the patent examination . Here again , even the examination is conducted as much for the public ...
87. lappuse
... percentage of applications allowed has remained substantially unchanged . I have to assume that the cross - section ... percent , as I recall , of all applications were allowed . And that did not change materially while I was in office ...
... percentage of applications allowed has remained substantially unchanged . I have to assume that the cross - section ... percent , as I recall , of all applications were allowed . And that did not change materially while I was in office ...
105. lappuse
... percentage of patents invalidated in the last 4 or 5 years , I do not know precisely . Mr. BRENNAN . You have no evidence to support your statement that hordes of invalid patents are pouring out of the Patent Office ? Mr. IRONS . I do ...
... percentage of patents invalidated in the last 4 or 5 years , I do not know precisely . Mr. BRENNAN . You have no evidence to support your statement that hordes of invalid patents are pouring out of the Patent Office ? Mr. IRONS . I do ...
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... percent of the patent applications because the inventions are not patentable . In most cases , in the remaining 70 percent , the claims are trimmed down to a more reasonable scope . In my judgment , these are great contributions to the ...
... percent of the patent applications because the inventions are not patentable . In most cases , in the remaining 70 percent , the claims are trimmed down to a more reasonable scope . In my judgment , these are great contributions to the ...
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