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Hurlbut Vs. Schillinger
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- Apr 22, 1889
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U.S. 456 (1889) U.S. Supreme Court Hurlbut v. SchillingerSearch
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U.S. 456 (1889) Hurlbut v. SchillingerSearch
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In the Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York, before Judge Shipman, in February, 1877, in Schillinger v. GuntherSearch
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in the Circuit Court for the District of California, before Judge Sawyer, in May, 1881, in Paving Co. v. MolitorSearch
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and Same v. PerineSearch
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in the Circuit Court for the Northern district of New York before Judge Blatchford, in July, 1883, in Schillinger v. GreenwaySearch
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Off.Gaz. 495, and in the Circuit Court for the Southern District of Ohio, before Judge Sage, in June, 1884, in Kuhl v. MuellerSearch
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patent was sustained. In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in general term, in July, 1885, in Schillinger v. CranfordSearch
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novelty. It was also interpreted by Judge Sawyer, in the Circuit Court for the District of California, in Paving Co. v. FreebornSearch
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F. 735, and by Judge Deady, in the Circuit Court for the District of Oregon, in August, 1887, in Schillinger v. MiddletonSearch
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F. 736. Page 130 U. S. 465 The patent was before this Court in California Paving Co. v. MolitorSearch
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U. S. 609 , in March, 1885, but only on a question of contempt, and in California Paving Co. v. SchalickeSearch
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between them, in the process of their formation, tar paper, or its equivalent. In California Paving Co. v. SchalickeSearch
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Other testimony as to prior public use was introduced in this case, taken from the record in the case of Schillinger v. PhillipSearch
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s invention, and that if it had not been laid in that way, it would not have been laid at all. In Elizabeth v. NicholsonSearch
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This language was quoted with approval in Root v. RailwaySearch
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made by the defendant was a single profit derived from the construction of the pavement as an entirety. Callaghan v. MyersSearch
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U. S. 617 , 128 U. S. 665 -666. Within the decision in Garretson v. ClarkSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hurlbut v. SchillingerSearch
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Schillinger v. GuntherSearch
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Paving Co. v. MolitorSearch
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Schillinger v. GreenwaySearch
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Kuhl v. MuellerSearch
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Schillinger v. CranfordSearch
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Paving Co. v. FreebornSearch
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Schillinger v. MiddletonSearch
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California Paving Co. v. MolitorSearch
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In California Paving Co. v. SchalickeSearch
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of Schillinger v. PhillipSearch
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In Elizabeth v. NicholsonSearch
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Root v. RailwaySearch
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Garretson v. ClarkSearch
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