Interlocutory Motions in the United States Patent Office Notes to Rules 96 97
Interlocutory Motions in the United States Patent Office Notes to Rules 96 97
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Wickers & Furlong v. Weinwurm, 129 0. G. 2501.
See however, Kinsman v. Strohm, 125 0. G. 1699.
603. The bringing of motions or the taking of petitions to the Commissioner will not stay the running of the limit of appeal from a decision on priority.
Pym V. Hadaway, 131 0. G. 692.
TO THE BOARD OR TO THE COMMISSIONER.
604. Appeal denying motion to dissolve for non-inter- ference in fact is to the Commissioner and not to the Board. Zeidler v. Leech, 1891 C. D. 9.
605. A motion of one party to amend... his application by inserting two claims taken from his opponent's ap- l^iication, not appealable directlv to the Commissioner.
Berry v. Fitzsimmons, 99 0. G. 863.
606. Interference in fact appealable to Commissioner in person. Oldham & Padburv v. Peck v. Clement v. Rich- ards, 99 0. G. 670.^ 607. Appeal, from decision dissolving interference because there is no right to make the claims, appealable to Examiners-in-Chief.
Story V. Criswell, 100 0. G. 683.
608. An appeal from an action holding that there is no such combination does not lie to the Commissioner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wickers & Furlong v. Weinwurm, 129 0. G. 2501.
See however, Kinsman v. Strohm, 125 0. G. 1699.
603. The bringing of motions or the taking of petitions to the Commissioner will not stay the running of the limit of appeal from a decision on priority.
Pym V. Hadaway, 131 0. G. 692.
TO THE BOARD OR TO THE COMMISSIONER.
604. Appeal denying motion to dissolve for non-inter- ference in fact is to the Commissioner and not to the Board. Zeidler v. Leech, 1891 C. D. 9.
605. A motion of one party to amend... his application by inserting two claims taken from his opponent's ap- l^iication, not appealable directlv to the Commissioner.
Berry v. Fitzsimmons, 99 0. G. 863.
606. Interference in fact appealable to Commissioner in person. Oldham & Padburv v. Peck v. Clement v. Rich- ards, 99 0. G. 670.^ 607. Appeal, from decision dissolving interference because there is no right to make the claims, appealable to Examiners-in-Chief.
Story V. Criswell, 100 0. G. 683.
608. An appeal from an action holding that there is no such combination does not lie to the Commissioner.
What to read after Interlocutory Motions in the United States Patent Office Notes to Rules 96 97?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E J Elliott Joseph Stoddard to read onlineMoreLess
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