O'Connor v. Bettendorf
O'Connor v. Bettendorf
Opinion of the Court
This case involves the same parties and applications as were involved in the preceding case. The record presented by each party is also the same as in that case.
The counts in this case are nine in number, of which the following are representative:
“1. The combination with a draft rigging, of suitable end sills and a single I-beam center sill the ends of which are bifurcated and secured to said end sills, and which is provided with a longitudinally elongated opening in alinement, with the space between said bifurcations from which it is separated by a portion of a web.”
“8. In a car the combination with end sills, and a single rolled metal beam center sill the ends of which are connected to said end sills and bifurcated longitudinally, and provided with
“9. The combination with a draft rigging, of an end sil], a frame secured to the outer side thereof and surrounding an opening through which the drawbar extends, and a single I-beam center sill the end of which is bifurcated to receive said brawbar and the lower bifurcation of which is secured to said frame below said drawbar.”
For the reasons assigned in the preceding case, the decision of the Commissioner is affirmed. Affirmed.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- O'CONNOR v. BETTENDORF
- Status
- Published
- Syllabus
- Patents; Interference. This ease is governed by the decision of the Court in O’Connor v. Bettendorf, ante, 105.