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Morley Sewing Machine Co. Vs. Lancaster

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Feb 04, 1889

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  1. Clough Vs. Barker US Supreme Court · Nov 27, 1882
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  2. O'Reilly Vs. Morse US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1853
  3. U.S. 263 (1889) U.S. Supreme Court Morley Sewing Machine Co. v. Lancaster
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  4. U.S. 263 (1889) Morley Sewing Machine Company v. Lancaster
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  5. machine may contain improvements in the separate mechanisms which go to make up the machine. In McCormick v. Talcott
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  6. So also, in Railway Co. v. Sayles
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  7. Page 129 U. S. 275 The same view was directly applied in Clough v. Barker
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  8. Duff v. Sterling
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  9. U. S. 636 , 107 U. S. 639 . The same doctrine was applied by this Court in Consolidated Valve Co. v. Crosby
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  10. is of a kindred character with that applied in this country and in England to a patent for a process. In Tilghman v. Proctor
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  11. the patentee. Page 129 U. S. 278 Reference was made in the opinion in that case to the decision in Neilson v. Harford
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  12. In regard to the case of Neilson v. Harford
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  13. this Court, speaking by Chief Justice Taney, in O'Reilly v. Morse
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  14. This Court also said in Tilghman v. Proctor
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  15. The English doctrine is to the same effect. In the case of Curtis v. Platt
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  16. before Vice-Chancellor Wood, in 1863, reported in a note to Adie v. Clark
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  17. Lord Chancellor (Lord Westbury), p. 138, the views of Vice-Chancellor Wood were concurred in. In Badische Anilin v. Levinstein
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  18. As authority for this view, he cites the cases of Jupe v. Pratt
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  19. Househill Co. v. Neilson
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  20. Webster Pat.Cas. 685, and Curtis v. Platt
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  21. of all the courts were agreed on the question of infringement. A recent and instructive case is that of Proctor v. Bennis
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  22. which he had described of effecting the improvements. Lord Justice Cotton, after referring to the case of Curtis v. Page
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  23. and essence of the invention. That seems to me to be the true test as propounded by the House of Lords in Clark v. Adie
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  24. machine, which, combined together, make it up. This is the principle applied by this Court in Consolidated Valve Co. v. Crosby
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  25. U.S. Supreme Court Morley Sewing Machine Co. v. Lancaster
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  26. Morley Sewing Machine Company v. Lancaster
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  27. In McCormick v. Talcott
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  28. Railway Co. v. Sayles
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  29. Duff v. Sterling
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  30. Consolidated Valve Co. v. Crosby
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  31. In Tilghman v. Proctor
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  32. Neilson v. Harford
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  33. of Neilson v. Harford
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  34. of Curtis v. Platt
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  35. Adie v. Clark
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  36. In Badische Anilin v. Levinstein
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  37. of Jupe v. Pratt
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  38. and Curtis v. Platt
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  39. of Proctor v. Bennis
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  40. of Curtis v. Page
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  41. Clark v. Adie
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  42. Tilghman v. Proctor
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