...Judiciary Square, or along 17th Street NW. The Commission of Fine Arts understands that, in addition to the US Court of Claims, and the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, the Tax Court of the United States, now housed in the Internal Revenue building, is badly...

...1964, the court had occupied the building for approximately 65 Tears. GSA'g construction program for the Lafayette Square area The design of Federal Office Building No. 7 and the US Court of Claims anil the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals includes (1) the construction of the two basic structures...

...construction funds authorized under Public Law 86-626 approved July 12, 1960, limited the occupancy to the US Court of Claims and the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, thereby excluding the Tax Court PROJECT APPROVED BY PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE On April 4, 1963...

...Courts Improvement Act of 1982, Pub. L. 97-164, 96 Stat. 25. The holdings of its predecessor courts, the US Court of Claims and the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, were adopted as binding precedent by the successor court in South Corp. v. United States,...

...occupied by US Courts of Appeals and US District Courts. $11,000 for 125 employees, including Judges of the US Court of Claims and the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. f_^ This estimate also Includes $1,092,500 for non-recurring expenses as ™ -alows : $117,000...

...State are eligible for admission to the bar of tin1 US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, the US Court of Claims and the US Court of Customs and Patent. Appeals. See in this connection, 28 USC Appendix, Rule 46, Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure; 28...

...Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Creation of this court is achieved through a merger of the existing US Court of Claims and the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. The court would have jurisdiction of such items as patents, Government contracts, and international...

...Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit 198S HR 3806 merges the appellate division of the existing US Court of Claims and the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals into tin- US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. The 7 judges of the Court of Claims...

...bodies of patent law heretofore existing in the 11 numbered circuits, the District of Columbia Circuit, the US Court of Claims and the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals (to the extent that patent law is not explicitly defined by statutes and decisions of the US...

...prompted Congress to take one small step — the "Federal Court Improvement Act of 1982." That Act merged the US Court of Claims and the US Court of Customs and Patent Appeals into the 12-judge US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. That Court has newly exclusive...