· 11/4/1929
Wheeler v. Greene
Citations
- 280 U.S. 49
- 50 S. Ct. 21
- 74 L. Ed. 160
- 1929 U.S. LEXIS 778
How courts have described this case
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- “When so important a grant of power contained in the prototype is left out from the copy it is almost impossible to attribute the omission to anything but design, or to believe that it left to very attenuated implications what the model before it so clearly expressed.”
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Judges: Holmes
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