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Rules 109 and 122 provide that the motion period shall expire not less than thirty days after the preliminary statements have been received and approved . According to early decisions such as Dickinson v .
Rules 109 and 122 provide that the motion period shall expire not less than thirty days after the preliminary statements have been received and approved . According to early decisions such as Dickinson v .
708. lappuse
Action During Motion Period As has been stated , the motion period is so called , be- cause during this period the parties are entitled as a matter of right to file motions under Rules 109 and 122 .
Action During Motion Period As has been stated , the motion period is so called , be- cause during this period the parties are entitled as a matter of right to file motions under Rules 109 and 122 .
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Neither of the parties offered a motion to amend the issues . The examiner of interferences rendered a decision in which he refused to dissolve the interference , accepted the contention of Myers to consider the motion that he could not ...
Neither of the parties offered a motion to amend the issues . The examiner of interferences rendered a decision in which he refused to dissolve the interference , accepted the contention of Myers to consider the motion that he could not ...
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| Nosaukums | Journal of the Patent Office Society, 24. sējums |
| Autors | Patent Office Society (U.S.) |
| Izdevējs | Patent Office Society., 1942 |
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