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Pfaff Vs. Wells Electronics, Inc.
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- Nov 10, 1998
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Pfaff v. WellsSearch
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Electronics, Inc. - 525 U.S. 55 (1998) OCTOBER TERM, 1998 Syllabus PFAFF v. WELLSSearch
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b) unless and until it has been reduced to practice, see, e. g., Timely Products Corp. v. ArronSearch
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did not claim the invention and the first invention apparently had not been reduced to practice. Alexander Milburn Co. v. DavisBournonvilleSearch
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that this nontextual argument should be rejected. As we have often explained, most recently in Bonito Boats, Inc. v. ThunderSearch
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patent protection and confining the duration of the monopoly to the statutory term. See, e. g., Frantz Mfg. Co. v. PhenixSearch
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Elizabeth v. PavementSearch
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by enacting a 2-year grace period in which the inventor could file an application. 5 Stat. 353. In Andrews v. HoveySearch
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test to determine the trigger for the on-sale bar. See, e. g., Micro Chemical, Inc. v. GreatSearch
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see also UMC Electronics Co. v. UnitedSearch
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reduction to practice demonstrated that the concept was no longer in an experimental phase. See, e. g., Seymour v. OsborneSearch
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or other descriptions of the invention that were sufficiently specific to enable a person skilled in the art to Co. v. WillimanticSearch
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purposes and that occurs more than one year before the application renders the invention unpatentable. Seal-Flex, Inc. v. AthleticSearch
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Syllabus PFAFF v. WELLSSearch
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