Waldon, Inc., Plaintiff-Appellant-Cross v. Alexander Manufacturing Company and Amco International, Defendants-Appellees-Cross
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
DYER, Circuit Judge.
Waldon, Inc. brought suit against Alexander Manufacturing Co. alleging infringement of its patent, No. 3,199,-236. Alexander denied infringement and counterclaimed that the patent is invalid for obviousness. The District Judge tried the case without a jury and found the patent valid but not infringed. We find the patent invalid and reverse.
The patent pertains to an attachment for farm tractors to convert them to use as earth moving bulldozers. The parties are agreed that the conversion of a farm tractor into a light utility bulldozer is not new to the industry. Only Claim…
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