Shaw Stocking Co. v. Weierman’s Empirical Analysis
154 F. 67 · 1907
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2
cited by 2 later decisions
February 1908
most recently cited
1 federal appellate ·
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Relies on Hanifen v. Armitage
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““2. A stocking having the top or upper part of its foot composed of one yarn or set of yarns and the bottom or sole part of the foot composed of another and distinct yarn or set of yarns, the said upper and sole parts being united in the form of a tube by the reciprocal interloopment of the loops of the opposed edges of said upper and sole at the sides of the foot, substantially as described.””
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