St. John v. Schulze
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBland, Judge
This is an appeal by St. John and Gray from concurring decisions, of the Patent Office tribunals, awarding priority of invention to ap-pellee Schulze.
The invention in issue is a process for producing useful mineral oil distillates, particularly lubricating oils, by distilling certain oil materials under very high vacuum, that is to say, at a very low absolute pressure and under nonoxidizing, conditions. The three counts in issue follow:
1. The process of producing useful mineral oil distillates which comprises-distilling, under an absolute pressure not exceeding 25 millimeters mercury, mineral…
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