United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals

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United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals Holiday, Inc. v. Holiday Magic 59 C.C.P.A. 996… (1973)

On October 24, 1968, subsequent to the October 9 deadline, appellant submitted what it termed "Opposer's Record" which was a collection of documents comprising an affidavit executed by Basciani on October 9 indicating the adoption, as his testimony, of the discovery deposition taken by appellee, a transcript of that deposition, a series of exhibits, and an alleged stipulation *998 by the parties concerning the accuracy of certain of the exhibits. On the following day, October 25, 1968, the Patent Office prepared the letter which now rests at the heart of the controversy.
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United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals Holiday, Inc. v. Holiday Magic 59 C.C.P.A. 996… (1973)

There has been no order dated October 25, 1968 of the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board received in the office of Counsel for the Opposer in the instant matter.
* * Should the Board decide that it should be treated as a deposition on discovery certification can be obtained. The stenographer is available. Certification by the stenographer seems unnecessary in view of the fact that it was taken in the presence of and by Counsel for the Applicant. Appellant subsequently petitioned the Commissioner to rescind the show cause order and to permit it to rely on its "record."
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