Eveleth

Deats Sash & Door Co. v. Eveleth

Good Law
72 F.2d 100·22 U.S.P.Q. (BNA) 211·1934 U.S. App. LEXIS 4458
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitJuly 10, 1934No. 7360California1,470 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Wilbur, J.

This appeal is from the final decree of the District Court holding appellee’s patent, No. 1,682,271, valid and infringed as to claim 3 thereof.

The patent in suit was issued to appellee .Eveleth on August 28, 1928, for a combination screen and sash door; the window sash being adjustable so that it may be lowered to a concealed position in the lower part of the door when not in use. Appellee Arcadia Sash & Door Company, a corporation, has been granted a license by the patentee to make, use, and sell the invention covered by the Eveleth patent. Claim 3 of the Eveleth patent, the only one involved in this suit, reads as follows: “In a door of the type described, the combination of a door having spaced panels on its lower portion, a window slidably mounted in the door and adapted to be slid either to a concealed position between the lower panels or to an operative position in the upper portion of the door, a lid hingedly mounted over one of the spaced panels and adapted to he swung to a position overlapping the other spaced panel to eoneeal the window when in closed position, said lid having a longitudinal groove near its inner end, an upturned metal weatherstrip element adapted to…

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