Fries v. Leeming
Citations
- 131 F. 765
- 1904 U.S. App. LEXIS 4950
Syllabus
<p>1. Patents — Infringement—Vessels foe Administering Volatile Liquids.</p> <p>The Monnet patent, No. 604,191, for improved vessels for containing and administering volatile liquids, consisting of a glass body adapted to be held in the hand, whereby the heat of the hand can volatilize the liquid and generate an internal pressure, and having two or more integral necks, each with a capillary orifice for discharging the liquid in a jet or spray, and each neck surrounded by a collar and inclosed by a cap, was not anticipated, and discloses patentable invention. Claim 6 also held infringed.</p>
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- \the furnishing of labor and materials for the purpose of correcting defects or making repairs of the original undertaking is not labor performed or material supplied as a part of the original contract\
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Judges: Lacombe
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