PER CURIAM.
May 27, 1954, Benjamin F. Miessner filed an appeal to the Patent Office Board of Appeals from an examiner's rejection of a claim in his patent application, and paid the required appeal fee of $25.00. He later learned that on the same day — whether before or after he took the appeal does not appear — the examiner withdrew the final rejection by allowing the appealed claim. This action gave him the relief sought by the appeal.
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