Turner v. Moore
District Court, D. Minnesota
In Equity. Suit by Claude A. P. Turner against Morris E. Moore and Edward J. Scriver, copartners as Moore & Scriver. On final hearing. Decree for defendants.
1Opinion of the Court
WIEDARD, District Judge.
The only question which I shall consider is whether or not the defendants’ building infringes the complainant’s patent. Claims 1 and 4 of patent No. 985,119, issued to Turner on February 21, 1911, require: (a) A cantilever head; and (b) rods extending from said head downward into the column. The cantilever head has necessarily as a part thereof cantilever rods. Are the basket rods found in the Moore & Scriver building cantilever rods?
The slab is eight inches thick. (Defendants’ Record, Sandberg, p. 258; Johnson, p. 277.) Sandberg, the foreman, knows what he testified…
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