· 12/15/1863
Eames v. Godfrey
Citations
- 1 U.S. 78
Syllabus
<p>Where a patent is for a combination of distinct and designated parts, it is not infringed by a combination which varies from that patented, in the omission of one of the operative parts and the substitution therefor of another part substantially different ir its construction and operation, but serving the same purpose.</p>
Judges: Dayis
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