· 4/30/1970
Duffy-Mott Company, Inc. v. Cumberland Packing Company
Citations
- 424 F.2d 1095
- 57 C.C.P.A. 1046
- 165 U.S.P.Q. (BNA) 422
- 1970 CCPA LEXIS 388
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- acquiring incontestable status under Section 15 is “a matter of acquiring a new right,” distinct from “maintaining the registration in force” under Section 8
- discussing the sanction imposed, deeming it “necessary” to deter the wrongdoing “as appears in this case”
- acquiring incontestable status under Section 15 is “a matter of acquiring a new right,” distinct from “maintaining the registration in force” under Section 8
- discussing the sanction imposed, deeming it “necessary” to deter the wrongdoing “as appears in this case”
- Court applying the equitable “sanction” to deter “such a cavalier attitude towards statements in affidavits under Section 15 ….”
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Judges: Rich, Almond, Baldwin, Lane, McManus, Northern, Iowa
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