Harder v. Hayward
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1DissentJaoksoN, Judge
I am not able to agree with the decision of the majority.
In the interests of convenient reading, I will discuss the facts and the law involved in the F-ebrey case. Febrey filed an application, Serial No. 378,828, January 8, 1941, for Stranded Plug-Type Signal Bond. His assignee was The American Steel and Wire Company. He alleged that application to be a continuation-in-part of an earlier application, Serial No. 232,182, filed September 28, 1938, which was passed to issue July 20, 1940 with two allowed claims. It will be *1061noted that the later application was filed 12 days before the forfeiture…
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