The Ohio Citizens Trust Company, Trustee, and Telepro Industries, Incorporated v. Lear Jet Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BREITENSTEIN, Circuit Judge.
The issue is the validity of United States patent No. 2,778,637, the Eash patent, covering a single-reel, endless-magnetic-tape cartridge used in playback machines for sound reproduction. The cartridges contain prerecorded tape and, in connection with playback machines, are commonly used in the home and the automobile to furnish musical entertainment. Appellant Ohio Citizens Trust Company as trustee is the owner, and appellant Telepro Industries, Incorporated, is the exclusive licensee, of the Eash patent. They sued Lear Jet Corporation for infringement. Lear…
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