CRAGG et al. V. MARTIN V. FOGARTY et al. - Page 48




          Interference No. 104,192                                                    
          Cragg v. Martin v. Fogarty                                                  

          already been determined as being directed to substantially the              
          same invention, the specific variations are a mere distinction              
          in breadth or scope within the same or substantially the same               
          subject matter and thus do not define separate inventions or                
          inventions which are not substantially the same.  Note that In              
          re Tanke states, 213 F.2d at 555, 102 USPQ at 85:                           



























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