Annotated Rules of Practice in the United States Patent Office (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Annotated Rules of Practice in the United States Patent Office

It is a travesty on justice to try to patent cases before a judge, who is not a mechanic nor a patent expert and who has no imagina tion, who can not picture the improvements that certain changes will make in the development of an art and who can not connect the operation of the invention with the practical work in a factory. Commissioner, James T. Newton (present Commissioner).

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