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· 6/25/1909

Graff v. Able

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  • 117 N.Y.S. 806

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  • distinguishing itself from General Protecht because the plaintiff in General Protecht asserted a continuation patent covering the “same products,” whereas the plaintiff in its case asserted a child patent covering newly developed products

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