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· 10/29/1883

King v. Gallun

Citations

  • 109 U.S. 99
  • 3 S. Ct. 85
  • 27 L. Ed. 870
  • 1883 U.S. LEXIS 935

Syllabus

<p>Patents — Pvidence.</p> <p>1. In his specification, Á describes a process for placing hair in small bundles and by a bailing press uniting several bundles into a bale of a convenient size for transportation -.Held, That this description does not show a patentable invention.</p> <p>2. The court will take judicial notice of matters of common knowledge, and 9f things in common use.</p>

Judges: Woods

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