In re Sherman
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBlaNd, Judge
The Primary Examiner of tlie United States Patent Office rejected all of appellant’s claims — 1 to 16, inclusive — in an application for a patent relating to manifolding material. Upon appeal to the Board of Appeals, tlie decision of the examiner was affirmed.
Appellant regards claims 2-, 4, 6, 11, and 16 as illustrative, but we think it will be sufficient to regard claim 2 as illustrative. In doing so, we will call attention to certain features expressed in some of the other claims. Claim 2 reads as follows:
2. A manifolding assembly including a plurality of relatively adjustable superposed…
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