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· 7/3/1911

Wood v. Kahn

Citations

  • 189 F. 399
  • 1911 U.S. App. LEXIS 5272

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  • concluding that a second amended complaint that asserted a newly- issued patent was part and parcel of the same controversy as the original complaint, where the two patents concerned the same technology, arose from a common application and contained similar claims
  • relating back claims added by amendment that arose under a continuation patent after analyzing the claims of the original patent-in-suit and the continuation patent and concluding they concern the same technology and are “similar if not completely identical”

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Judges: Hough

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