Customs and Patent Appeals· 3/20/1963

Application of Viktor Papesch

Citations

315 F.2d 381
50 C.C.P.A. 1084

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“From the standpoint of patent law, a compound and all of its properties are inseparable; they are one and the same thing.”
“From the standpoint of patent law, a compound and all of its properties are inseparable; they are one and the same thing.”
find- ing Honeywell’s stability data to be unpersuasive “in light of the evidence of routine testing and overall unpredicta- bility as to stability in the art” (emphases added)
“From the standpoint of patent law, a compound and all of its properties are inseparable; they are one and the same thing.... There is no basis in law for ignoring any property .in making such a comparison.”
“From the standpoint of patent law, a compound and all of its properties are inseparable; they are one and the same thing.... There is no basis in law for ignoring any property in making such a comparison.”
a chemical compound and its properties are inseparable

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Judges: Worley, Rich, Martin, Smith, Almond

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