And in answer to cross-interrogatories proposed to him by counsel for X Q. 1. A. he says: (Signature) ? of 49. Interference, certificate of officer. I, and State of a notary public within and for the county may be), do hereby certify that the foregoing depositions of the notice hereto annexed, before me, at the office of the Street, in the city of day (or days) of -9 in pursuance of and said county, on 19; that said witnesses were by me duly sworn (or affirmed) before the commencement of their testimony; that the testimony of said witnesses was written out by myself (or by -9 was present (or absent or represented by counsel) during the taking of said testimony; that said testimony was taken at the aforementioned place and was commenced at o'clock of 19----, and was continued pursuant to adjournment on the (etc.) and was concluded on the day o'clock -; that the depositions were read by, or to, each witness before he signed the same and that each witness signed the same in my presence; that I am not related to or employed by either of the parties, or their attorneys or agents, or interested directly or indirectly, in the matter in controversy, either as counsel, attorney, agent or otherwise. (If any of the foregoing requirements are waived, the certificate shall so state.) In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office at in said county, this 19____. The notary public or other officer will then append to the depositions the notice under which it is taken and will seal up all the evidence, notices, and paper exhibits and direct them to the Commissioner of Patents, placing upon the envelope a certificate in substance as follows: I hereby certify that the within depositions of relating to the matter of Interference No. dressed to the Commissioner of Patents by me this 19----. [SEAL] (Signature of notary public or officer) (Official character) 51. Notice of appeal to the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals in an ex parte case, with reasons of appeal. In re application of Serial No. Filed Improvements in IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE To the Commissioner of Patents: SIR: You are hereby notified of my appeal to the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals from the decision of the board of appeals, rendered on or about the 19----, rejecting my above-entitled applica day of tion and refusing me a patent for the invention set forth therein. The following are assigned as reasons of appeal: (Here insert in separate counts the specific errors complained of) By His Attorney. 52. Notice of appeal to the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals in an interference case, with reasons of appeal. his attorney, and gives notice to the Commissioner of Patents of his appeal to the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals from the decision of the board of patent interferences, rendered on or about the the following: 19____, awarding priority of invention to day of in the above-entitled case and assigns as his reasons of appeal (Here set out in separate counts the specific errors in the decision complained of) 53. Petition for an appeal to the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals in an ex parte case. IN THE U. S. COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS That he is the original and first inventor of certain new and useful improvements in day of --9 That on the 19, in the manner prescribed by law, he presented his application to the Patent Office, praying that a patent be issued to him for the said invention. That such proceedings were had in said office upon said application; that on the 19----, it was rejected by the board of ap day of peals and a patent for said invention was refused him. day of 19, your petitioner, pursuant That on the to section 142 of Title 35, United States Code, gave notice to the Commissioner of Patents of his appeal to this honorable court from his refusal to issue a patent to him for said invention upon said application as aforesaid, and filled with him, in writing, the special reasons of appeal hereinafter included. That the Commissioner of Patents has furnished him a certified transcript of the record and proceedings relating to said application for patent, including the notice and reasons of appeal, which transcript is filed herewith and is to be deemed and taken as a part hereof. Wherefore your petitioner prays that his said appeal may be heard upon and for the reasons assigned therefore to the commissioner as aforesaid, and that said appeal may be determined and the decision of the commissioner be revised and reversed, that justice may be done in the premises. By [To be signed here by a member of the bar of the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals] Solicitor and of Counsel. His Attorney. 54. Petition for an appeal to the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals in an interference case. IN THE U. S. COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS That he is the original and first inventor of certain new and useful improvements in That on the ______ day of 6111 19____, in the manner prescribed by law, he presented his application to the Patent Office, praying that a patent be issued to him for the said invention. day of 19, an in That thereafter, to wit, on the terference proceeding was instituted and declared between his said application and a pending application of one serial No. That the subject-matter of said interference as set forth in the official declaration was as follows: [Here state the issues of the interference] That thereafter, to wit, on the day of 19----, the case having been submitted upon the preliminary statements and evidence presented by the parties thereto, the board of patent interferences rendered a decision awarding priority of invention to That on the day of 61 19. ----, your petitioner, pursuant to section 142 of Title 35, United States Code, gave notice to the Commissioner of Patents of his appeal to this honorable court from the decision of the board of patent interferences awarding priority of invention to said as aforesaid, and filed with him, in writing, the special reasons of appeal hereinafter included. That the Commissioner of Patents has furnished your petitioner a certified transcript of the record and proceedings relating to said interference case, including the notice and reasons of appeal, which transcript is filed herewith and is to be deemed and taken as a part hereof. Wherefore your petitioner prays that his said appeal may be heard upon and for the reasons assigned therefor to the commissioner, as aforesaid, and that said appeal may be determined and the decision of the commissioner be revised and reversed, that justice may be done in the premises. By [To be signed here by a member of the bar of the U. S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals] Solicitor and of Counsel. --9 6111 His Attorney. Symbols for Draftsmen Rule 84 (g) states that graphical symbols for conventional elements may be used on the drawing when appropriate, subject to approval by the Office. The symbols and other conventional devices which follow have been and are approved for such use. This collection does not purport to be exhaustive, other standard and commonly used symbols will also be acceptable provided they are clearly understood, are adequately identified in the specification as filed, and do not create confusion with other symbols used in patent drawings. NOTES: In general, in lieu of a symbol, a conventional element, combination or circuit may be shown by an appropriately labeled rectangle, square, or circle; abbreviations should not be used unless their meaning is evident and not confusing with the abbreviations used in the suggested symbols. In the electrical symbols an arrow through an element indicates variability thereof, see for example symbols 2, 6, 12; dotted line connection of arrows indicates ganging thereof, see symbol 6; inherent property (as resistance) may be indicated by showing symbol (for resistor) in dotted lines. |