Legal Opinion
Hoe v. Scott
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of New Jersey
Decided January 24, 1895PublishedCited by 1 opinion
SQit by Robert Hoe and others against Walter Scott for infringement of patent.
1Opinion of the Court
ACHESON, Circuit Judge.
This suit is founded upon letters patent No. 331,280, granted on December 1, 1885, to R. Hoe & Co., assignees of Luther C. Crowell, the inventor, for improvements in machines for folding paper and other materials. The declared object of the invention “is to accomplish the longitudinal folding of fabrics on the run by means of internal guides and co-operating external turners, which may be rapidly made and quickly adjusted in working order without necessitating great accuracy of cop:-.traction, nicety of adjustment, or any considerable expense.” The invention consists in…
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