Annual Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States the Fe
Annual Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States the Fe
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Interferences are declared for the purpose of determining the question of priority or originality of invention between two or more parties. Preliminary statements are the pleadings of the parties, and set forth certain facts as to conception, dis- closui'e, and reduction to practice, and to the allegations set up in the preliminary statements the evidence must respond. (June 20, 1899. ) Duell, C] Huber i;. Aiken, 88 0. G. 1525.
4. It is important that the extent of use of a completed invention ...be disclosed in the preliminary statement ; but it is not necessary that such disclosure should be prolix and give unnecessary details ; but it should set forth in concise and explicit terms the extent of use of the completed invention. (Oct. 26, 1899. ) Duell, C] Loeben v. Hamrick, 89 0. G. 1672. XIV. Preliminary Statements. (h) Amendment of. 1. The bare statement of an interferent that he did not recol- lect certain circumstances material to his cause is not a good ground upon which to permit an amendment to his preliminary statement, particularly where it carries his date of reduction to practice back of that alleged by his opponent, for such a state- ment could be made in every case, and there is no way of con- troverting it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Interferences are declared for the purpose of determining the question of priority or originality of invention between two or more parties. Preliminary statements are the pleadings of the parties, and set forth certain facts as to conception, dis- closui'e, and reduction to practice, and to the allegations set up in the preliminary statements the evidence must respond. (June 20, 1899. ) Duell, C] Huber i;. Aiken, 88 0. G. 1525.
4. It is important that the extent of use of a completed invention ...be disclosed in the preliminary statement ; but it is not necessary that such disclosure should be prolix and give unnecessary details ; but it should set forth in concise and explicit terms the extent of use of the completed invention. (Oct. 26, 1899. ) Duell, C] Loeben v. Hamrick, 89 0. G. 1672. XIV. Preliminary Statements. (h) Amendment of. 1. The bare statement of an interferent that he did not recol- lect certain circumstances material to his cause is not a good ground upon which to permit an amendment to his preliminary statement, particularly where it carries his date of reduction to practice back of that alleged by his opponent, for such a state- ment could be made in every case, and there is no way of con- troverting it.
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