Court of Customs and Patent Appeals June 6, 1932, No. 2976 (In re Watts)
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United States · · · 06-06-1932
lead-opinion
Garrett, Judge,
delivered the opinion of the court:
Several claims of appellant’s application relating to alleged improvements in electrical terminal cords were allowed by the examiner of the United States Patent Office, but claims 9, 34, and 35 were rejected upon the sole ground that they were anticipated by disclosure in the drawings of a patent to Walter A. Frantz, No.
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