Blaine v. White
District Court, District of Columbia
Appeal from Commissioner of Patents. Interference proceeding between Joseph R. Blaine and Joseph White. From an award of priority against him, the former appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
SMYTH, Chief Justice.
Blaine appeals from an award of priority against him in an interference proceeding. The invention involved relates to a sheet-guide adjustment on a printing press. We do not think it necessary to set out any of the counts of the issue, in view of the manner in which we think the matter should be disposed of. Blaine moved to dissolve the interference on the ground that count 1 was unpatentable, in view of the prior art, and that the party, White, had no right to make count 2 of the issue. This motion was overruled by the law examiner. White’s motion to amend by adding…
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