Decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of the United States Courts in Patent and Trade-mark and Copyright CasesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1898 "Compiled from Official gazette. Beginning with 1876, the volumes have included also decisions of United States courts, decisions of Secretary of Interior, opinions of Attorney-General, and important decisions of state courts in relation to patents, trade-marks, etc. 1869-94, not in Congressional set." Checklist of U. S. public documents, 1789-1909, p. 530. |
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... Decided March 13 , 1897 . 78 O. G. , 1903 . 1. REISSUE APPLICATION - ABANDONMENT . Reissue cases are abandoned after two years of inactivity , like other cases , by operation of section 4894. ( Ex parte Galusha , C. D. , 1873 , 55 ...
... Decided March 13 , 1897 . 78 O. G. , 1903 . 1. REISSUE APPLICATION - ABANDONMENT . Reissue cases are abandoned after two years of inactivity , like other cases , by operation of section 4894. ( Ex parte Galusha , C. D. , 1873 , 55 ...
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... decided by Mr. Commissioner Leggett , in which it was urged upon him in argument that the corresponding section ( 32 ) of the patent act of 1870 covered only original applications for patents . It was urged also that the object of that ...
... decided by Mr. Commissioner Leggett , in which it was urged upon him in argument that the corresponding section ( 32 ) of the patent act of 1870 covered only original applications for patents . It was urged also that the object of that ...
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... Decided August 24 , 1896 . 78 O. G. , 2046 . 1. MUSGRAVE AND NYE - FUEL - NON - PATENTABILITY . Application of N. W. Musgrave and H. P. Nye , for fuel and process of manufac- ture , examined and held not patentable in view of the prior ...
... Decided August 24 , 1896 . 78 O. G. , 2046 . 1. MUSGRAVE AND NYE - FUEL - NON - PATENTABILITY . Application of N. W. Musgrave and H. P. Nye , for fuel and process of manufac- ture , examined and held not patentable in view of the prior ...
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... Decided March 22 , 1897 . 79 O. G. , 153 . 1. PROCEDURE - REOPENING - DISSOLUTION . The proper procedure in seeking to have an interference case , after decision by the Court of Appeals , reopened for consideration of a motion for ...
... Decided March 22 , 1897 . 79 O. G. , 153 . 1. PROCEDURE - REOPENING - DISSOLUTION . The proper procedure in seeking to have an interference case , after decision by the Court of Appeals , reopened for consideration of a motion for ...
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... decided and therefore finally determined for the purpose of these proceedings that what the Court of Appeals has decided to be the issue is unpatentable - that there is no patentable dif- ference between Smith's exhibits E and F. In his ...
... decided and therefore finally determined for the purpose of these proceedings that what the Court of Appeals has decided to be the issue is unpatentable - that there is no patentable dif- ference between Smith's exhibits E and F. In his ...
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