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· 7/23/1981

Interdynamics, Inc., and Smiths Industries, Limited v. Firma Wolf, Arend Wolf, and Trans Tech, Inc

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  • 653 F.2d 93

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Judges: Hunter, Sloviter, Wisdom

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