Schwade v. Van Bree

Prior to January 13, 1931, defendant Van Bree, who was the president of defendant Racine Universal Motor Company, and one Frace, who was employed by the company, had designed and developed a golf-bag stand. It was known as the “Dee-Lite Golf Stand.” It consisted of a tripod arrangement which when attached to a golf bag made it possible for a player to leave his golf bag standing on the ground in an upright position, thus obviating the necessity of his bending over to pick it up. It was being manufactured by the company which had the sole right to manufacture and distribute it. It was…