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United States Federal Circuit - December 2000 Opinion Summaries

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PITSKER v. OFFICE OF PERSONELL MGMT.

United States Federal Circuit
Government Benefits
5 USC 8337(a) does not restrict eligibility for enhanced disability payments to only those law enforcement officers who meet the minimum age and...
12/18/2000 99-3462, 99-3467

VANGUARD PROD. CORP. v. PARKER HANNIFIN CORP.

United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, Patent
A dictionary is not prohibited extrinsic evidence as a resource of claim construction, and method of manufacture does not itself limit the claim, even...
12/14/2000 99-1427

AMOCO OIL CO. v. US

United States Federal Circuit
Tax Law
While the export provision of the Harbor Maintenance Tax, 4461(c)(1)(A), is unconstitutional, it is severable from the remainder of the statute, so...
12/14/2000 00-1122

JOWETT, INC. v. US

United States Federal Circuit
Contracts, Government Contracts
Where terms in a contract have an accepted industry meaning different from the ordinary meaning, there may be amiguity sufficient to rely on parol...
12/14/2000 00-5021

CERMAK v. BABBITT

United States Federal Circuit
Indian Law
28 USC 1353, providing district court jurisdiction over disputes involving an "allotment of land," does not cover Indian Land Certificates issued...
12/14/2000 00-1098

STRYKER CO. v. DAVOL INC.

United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, Patent
In reaching a verdict of willful infringement, a jury may reasonably find that reliance on counsel's opinions was not reasonable, that the defendant...
12/12/2000 99-1202, -1555

DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS v. GOBER

United States Federal Circuit
Administrative Law
The rule codified at 38 CFR 20.1404(b) is invalid because it operates to prevent Board of Veterans- Appeals review of any claim of clear and...
12/08/2000 99-7061,-7071,-7084,-7085

HANNON v. DEPT. OF JUSTICE

United States Federal Circuit
Government Benefits
The Merit Systems Protection Board correctly determined that the petitioner was not a law enforcement officer under the six criteria of Bingaman v....
12/07/2000 99-3354

APPLE COMPUTER, INC. v. ARTICULATE SYSTEMS, INC.

United States Federal Circuit
Cyberspace Law, Intellectual Property, Patent
Language in a claim preamble acts as a claim limitation only when such language serves to "give meaning to a claim and properly define the invention,"...
12/07/2000 99-1165, 99-1198

RUIZ v. A.B. CHANCE CO.

United States Federal Circuit
Intellectual Property, Patent
District court must make factual findings on obviousness as set forth by the Supreme Court in Graham v. John Deere Co., 383 U.S. 1, 17-18, 148 USPQ...
12/06/2000 99-1557, -1563

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