Barton v. United States Department of Agriculture

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• stating that a commercial use of an invention will preclude a finding of suppression or concealment only when such use enables the public to learn of the invention
• to negate a finding of suppression or concealment, the public must have gained knowledge of the invention which will insure its preservation in the public domain
• to negate a finding of suppression or concealment, the public must have gained knowledge of the invention which will insure its preservation in the public domain

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