Lamb v. Guillemard
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Chief Justice.
This is an appeal taken in an interference proceeding, relating to an invention of a certain chemical mixture or compound designed for use in a respiratory apparatus for protection against deleterious gases. The interference involves an application of Guillemard, filed May 14, 1920, and a patent granted to Lamb and Hoover on November 4,1919, on an application filed by them on December 28, 1918 Guillemard, who is a Prench citizien, claimed that he had filed an application for a corresponding patent in Prance on October 3, 1917, and that under section 4887, Rev. St. (Comp.…
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