Electric Vehicle Co. v. Winton Motor-Carriage Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity. Suit for infringement of patent. On demurrer to bill.,
1Opinion of the Court
OOXE, District Judge.
The bill, in the usual form, is based upon letters patent, No. 549,160, granted November 5, 1895, to George B. Selden for a road vehicle, the motor being a liquid hydrocarbon gas engine of the compression type. The application was filed May 8, 1879. The demurrer, though divided under five separate heads, is based upon the broad proposition that the patent, on its face, is,void for lack of patentability. Stated generally the argument for the defendants is as follows: The specification concedes that all of the elements of the combinations of the claims were old; that steam…
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