Legal Opinion
Smith & Hemenway Co. v. Stearns
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Northern New York
Decided March 30, 1908No. 7,127Published
In Equity. Suit to restrain alleged infringement of United States letters patent, No. 622,190, issued March 28, 1899, to Thompson and others, as assignee of Charles O. Seavey, for “saw-guide for sawing material for forming miter-joints.”
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
The patent in suit has but one claim, which reads as follows:
“In a saw-guide for sawing material to form miter-joints, the combination of a bed or frame adapted to fit the edge of the material to be sawed, a two-part slotted standard hinged to the bed outside of the line of the inner face of the bed, the parts of said standard being free above the lowest line of movement allowed to the saw and joined together below said line, each part being provided with a laterally-extending plate or frame, said plates being wholly separated from each other throughout, substantially as…
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