281 F. 606 | D.C. Cir. | 1922
Appeal from concurrent decisions of the Patent Office tribunals in an interference proceeding, to the effect that the party Scott is not the prior inventor. The interference relates to circular knitting machines, and the single count, which originated with Scott, reads as follows:
“A knitting machine having a series of needles, a body yarn guide, a stitch cam, in combination with means acting on the needles between passages of the stitch cam to isolate one or more needles from the other needles, an auxiliary yarn feed guide adapted to feed an additional yarn to said isolated needle or needles only, and means for rendering said auxiliary yarn guide operative and inoperative at a point fixed in relation to said isolating means at predetermined times.”
Upon the declaration of the interference, Scott filed a motion to dissolve, upon the ground that Rongtin and Pigeon have no right to make the claims. The Raw Examiner denied this motion, and the question was again considered by the Examiners in Chief and the Assistant Commissioner, who reached the same conclusion.
For the reasons stated in more detail by the tribunals of the Patent Office, we affirm the decision.
Affirmed.
Mr. Justice HITZ, of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in the place of Mr. Justice VAN ORSDEL in the hearing and determination of this appeal, concurs.