Cincinnati Milling MacHine Co. v. Turchan
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SIMONS Chief Judge
The present patent infringement suit, as now narrowed by the appeal, involves solely an issue of infringement, There was no adjudication of validity in the court below and the patent having now expired the public interest does not invite a consideration of that issue., , . ., . , , , The patent m suit is Anderson No. 1,- '% , ,. .... 952,230 for an automatic profile milling ’ , , machine, granted on March 27 1934 upon an application filed in 1927 and renewed m 1931. Of its seventy-four , , claims but three are now pressed as havmg been infringed. These_ claims are i3, 46 and…
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