· 10/11/1989
Rca Corporation v. Data General Corporation, Defendant/cross-Appellant
Citations
- 887 F.2d 1056
- 12 U.S.P.Q. 2d (BNA) 1449
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 15538
- 1989 WL 118914
How courts have described this case
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- an offer or sale may invoke the statutory bar “even though no details are disclosed”
- “where there is no sale, a definite offer to sell is an essential requirement of the on-sale bar”
- “[E]xperimental use, which means perfecting or completing an invention to the point of determining that it will work for its intended purpose, ends with an actual reduction to practice.”
- “[T]hat the [allegedly anticipatory product anticipates] the claimed invention may be established by any relevant evidence, such as memoranda, drawings, correspondence, and testimony of witness.”
- “actual reduction to practice of the subject invention means, inter alia, that an actual embodiment which included all elements of the claim had been built”
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Judges: Nies, Mayer
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