Raymond v. Singer Manuf'g Co.

D. Massachusetts

Raymond v. Singer Manuf'g Co.

11 F. 427, 1882 U.S. App. LEXIS 2414

District Court, D. Massachusetts·Decided April 18, 1882·Published

Opinion

Lowell, C. J.

The plaintiff is the owner of patent No. 101,140, granted to Lawyer & Gasten, March 22, 1870, for an improvement in sewing machines, and alleges an infringement by the defendants of the second claim of the patent, relating to a spring catch for keeping the shuttle in place.

After careful and repeated examinations of the evidence, I think the defendants have proved that this part of the invention was-anticipated by James Bolton, in 1867, as alleged in the amended answer.

Bill dismissed.

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Lowell, C. J.

The plaintiff is the owner of patent No. 101,140, granted to Lawyer & Gasten, March 22, 1870, for an improvement in sewing machines, and alleges an infringement by the defendants of the second claim of the patent, relating to a spring catch for keeping the shuttle in place.

After careful and repeated examinations of the evidence, I think the defendants have proved that this part of the invention was-anticipated by James Bolton, in 1867, as alleged in the amended answer.

Bill dismissed.

Raymond v. Singer Manuf'g Co., 11 F. 427, 1882 U.S. App. LEXIS 2414 (D. Mass. 1882).

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