Joint Council of Teamsters No. 42 v. National Labor Relations Board

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• holding that an invention record, based on an unwitnessed laboratory notebook and results performed by technicians unaware of what they were testing, may provide sufficient evidence of conception but not reduction to practice under the rule of reason
• holding that an invention record, based on an unwitnessed laboratory notebook and results performed by technicians unaware of what they were testing, may provide sufficient evidence of conception but not reduction to practice under the rule of reason
• \Record of Invention\ based on unwitnessed laboratory notebook and witnessed before the critical date \may supply evidence of conception\

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