How to Obtain a Patent
How to Obtain a Patent
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The statement must be sealed up before filing (to be opened only by the Examiner of Interferences; see Rule 111), and the name of the party filing it, the title of the case, and the subject of the invention indicated on the envelope. The envelope should contain nothing but this statement.
111. The preliminary statements shall not be opened to the inspection of the opposing parties until each one shall have been filed, or the time for such filing, with any extension thereof, shall have expired, ...and not then unless they have been examined by the proper officer and found to be satisfactory.
Any party in default in filing his preliminary statement shall not have access to the preliminary statement or statements of his opponent or opponents until he has either filed his state- ment or waived his right thereto, and agreed to stand upon his record date.
A party who alleges no date in his preliminary statement earlier than the filing of the application or applications of the other party or parties shall not have access to the preliminary statement of said party or parties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The statement must be sealed up before filing (to be opened only by the Examiner of Interferences; see Rule 111), and the name of the party filing it, the title of the case, and the subject of the invention indicated on the envelope. The envelope should contain nothing but this statement.
111. The preliminary statements shall not be opened to the inspection of the opposing parties until each one shall have been filed, or the time for such filing, with any extension thereof, shall have expired, ...and not then unless they have been examined by the proper officer and found to be satisfactory.
Any party in default in filing his preliminary statement shall not have access to the preliminary statement or statements of his opponent or opponents until he has either filed his state- ment or waived his right thereto, and agreed to stand upon his record date.
A party who alleges no date in his preliminary statement earlier than the filing of the application or applications of the other party or parties shall not have access to the preliminary statement of said party or parties.
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