Legal Opinion
Daley v. Trube
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Decided March 1, 1937No. 3713, 3714PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BLAND, Associate Judge.
Joseph J. Daley filed an application, serial No. 447,715, in the United States Patent Office on April 26, 1930, for “Means and Process for the Amplification of Radiant Energy.” This application, which was a division of Daley’s application, serial No. 228,249, filed October 24, 1927, ripened into patent No. 1,764,934, issued June 17, 1930.
Carl E. Trube filed his application, serial No. 120,045, on July 2, 1926, for “Electric Coupling Systems.” On December 18, 1929, this application was allowed with five claims drawn to “an electric coupling system,” and notice was sent…
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