Notes On Patents And Patent Practice
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There are comparatively very few cases which go through the Office without more or less controversy between the examiner and the attorney, and it may be fairly said that as a general rule, a case is the better off, which has been fairly thrashed over in the Office, provided only, that the attorney has 58 studied and thoroughly mastered the subject-matter of the invention, and has persistently held out, in favor of proper claims thereon, until he has con- vinced the examiner, or if the examiner ...be ob- durate, some appellate tribunal of the Office, of the justice of his case.
While it is but natural that among such a large number of government employees, as are en- gaged in work in the examining corps of the Patent Office, there should be some who are obtuse, some who seem to be vindictive, and some who may even be subject to suspicion or open to criticism on other grounds, still in the writer's experience, it is to be said, in all fairness, that there are a very large number, of very patient, intelligent, and well educated men engaged in this work, probably rating higher in competency and expert knowledge than any other comparable body known, and taking the average of the divisions all the way through, the work of the attorney, if it be conducted upon a basis of friendly and fair dealing, will be met more than half way by the Office, and the relations between the Office and the attorney will be both pleasant and profitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are comparatively very few cases which go through the Office without more or less controversy between the examiner and the attorney, and it may be fairly said that as a general rule, a case is the better off, which has been fairly thrashed over in the Office, provided only, that the attorney has 58 studied and thoroughly mastered the subject-matter of the invention, and has persistently held out, in favor of proper claims thereon, until he has con- vinced the examiner, or if the examiner ...be ob- durate, some appellate tribunal of the Office, of the justice of his case.
While it is but natural that among such a large number of government employees, as are en- gaged in work in the examining corps of the Patent Office, there should be some who are obtuse, some who seem to be vindictive, and some who may even be subject to suspicion or open to criticism on other grounds, still in the writer's experience, it is to be said, in all fairness, that there are a very large number, of very patient, intelligent, and well educated men engaged in this work, probably rating higher in competency and expert knowledge than any other comparable body known, and taking the average of the divisions all the way through, the work of the attorney, if it be conducted upon a basis of friendly and fair dealing, will be met more than half way by the Office, and the relations between the Office and the attorney will be both pleasant and profitable.
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