...Slates — 46 § 7. Common or commercial meaning of words While many items have been held by this court to be, or not to be, "machines," there is no "judicial...basis of its own facts, technical and legislative. United States v. Idl Mfg. & Sales Corp.— 17 The general rule is that Congress is regarded as having...

...139, 117 USPQ 300, which involved a different set of facts, sufficiently in point to control here. Each case must be decided on the basis of its own facts. The decision is affirmed. Affirmed. RICH, J. (dissenting) : The broad issue is whether, on the record...

..."definition of a machine," and said : [2] The state of the case law leads us to but one conclusion. While many items have been held to be, or not to be,...Webster's New International Dictionary, referred to in the Liang case, supra, at p. 238 and the Chuth case, supra, at p. 248, defines "machine" briefly as follows:...

...used by another machine is not a part of the latter. Border Brokerage Co. v. United States 48-113. While many items have been held to be, or not to be...case must be decided on the basis of its own facts Nord Light, Inc. v. United States, 49-12 A common meaning of the word "machine" found in the dictionaries,...

...139, 117 USPQ 300, which involved a different set of facts, sufficiently in point to control here. Each case must be decided on the basis of its own facts. The decision is affirmed. RICH, Judge, dissenting. The broad issue is whether, on the record here,...

..."commercially bought and sold as such." The parties seem to agree that common meaning is determinative. "[E]ach case must be decided on the basis of its own facts." United States v. Idl Mfg. & Sales Corp., 48 CCPA 17, CAD 756. Appellant thus argumentatively describes...

...accord with the view that there is no necessary conflict. As -we said in IDL and repeated in Durst, [2] While many items have been held to be, or not to be,...basis of its own facts, technical and legislative. So that it will be clear just what we are deciding in this case, we shall first attempt to make clear...

...months after the opening. We have carefully considered all the cases cited by the petitioners, but since each case must be decided on the basis of its own facts, we find none of those cases conclusive here. The petitioners refer to the fact that in a number of...