Harris v. Henry
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtGarrett, Judge
This is an interference proceeding in which the question for determination is the ancillary one of the right of Henry to make the claims which constitute the counts in issue.
The invention relates, generally, to spring shackles, or pivotal connections, particularly for automobile springs, their most common use being in connecting the ends of automobile springs to the frame.
The issues here are narrow, being limited to certain structural features affecting the use, in the shackles, of elastic bushings which, by reason of their yieldability, respond to the movements of the metal parts where the…
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