Journal of the Patent Office Society, 24. sējumsPatent Office Society., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 77.
775. lappuse
... ground of indivisibility of invention between the issue and the claims of Griffith's patent or on the ground of anticipation of the issue by the patents to others . It is not ap- parent how he can lose the right to urge either of these ...
... ground of indivisibility of invention between the issue and the claims of Griffith's patent or on the ground of anticipation of the issue by the patents to others . It is not ap- parent how he can lose the right to urge either of these ...
777. lappuse
... ground that the issue is unpatentable , but it is not a reason for considering such a motion on its merits . If the motion were merely dismissed all the parties would remain in the interference and the danger of awarding priority to an ...
... ground that the issue is unpatentable , but it is not a reason for considering such a motion on its merits . If the motion were merely dismissed all the parties would remain in the interference and the danger of awarding priority to an ...
856. lappuse
... ground that the invention is unpat- entable or that he himself cannot make the counts . He may , however , in a proper case move to dissolve the in- terference on the ground of irregularity , or on the ground that his opponent cannot ...
... ground that the invention is unpat- entable or that he himself cannot make the counts . He may , however , in a proper case move to dissolve the in- terference on the ground of irregularity , or on the ground that his opponent cannot ...
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