Reid v. Kitselman
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
Appeal from Commissioner of Patents. Interference proceeding between Pettis A. Reid and others and Alva L. Kitselman. From a decision awarding priority as to some of the counts to Keid and others, and as to the other counts to Kitselman, both parties appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
SMYTH, Chief Justice.
Keid, Reid & Kelley were placed in interference with Kitselman concerning a device for producing woven wire fencing. There are 57 counts involved. Space will not'permit us to set them all out, and it is difficult to select a few that would be typical. Therefore we refer those interested to the opinion of the examiner of interferences, where all the counts can be found. Some of the counts were awarded to Reid, Reid & Kelley, and others to Kitselman. Each side appeals from so much of the decision as is against it.
The three tribunals of the Patent Office concur as to the…
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