Sachs v. Hartford Electric Supply Co.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
L. HAND, Circuit Judge.
These three suits were tried and decided together, and the appeals were taken and argued at the same time. They concern three patents issued to Joseph Sachs, and all cover devices for housing electrical switches and fuses, and their wiring. The first was to keep inclosed against interference by unauthorized persons everything except the fuses which lead from an electrical meter to the fixtures which consume the current. These will at times blow out, and it is convenient that the customer shall ha.ve access to them, so that he may put in new ones. Everything else ought…
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