New Process Fermentation Co. v. Maus’s Empirical Analysis
20 F. 725 · 1884
Citation profile
3
cited by 3 later decisions
1
cited 1 times by the Supreme Court
June 1889
most recently cited
Relationships
Relies on Tilghman v. Proctor · Cochrane v. Deener · Mowry v. Whitney · Erastus Corning and John Winslow v. Peter a Burden · William McClurg v. Lawrence Kingsland
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““(1) The process of preparing beer for the market, which consists in holding it under controllable pressure of carbonic acid gas when in the ‘ hraeusen ’ stage, substantially as set forth. (2) The process of treating beer when in the hraeusen stage, which consists in holding it in a vessel under automatically controllable pressure of carbonic acid gas, substantially as described. (3) The process of preparing and preserving beer for the market, which consists in holding it under controllable pressure of carbonic acid gas from the beginning of the hraeusen stage until such time as it is transferred to kegs and bunged, substantially as described. (4) The method herein described of preserving beer in a marketable condition after it has passed the hraeusen stage, which consists in holding it under pressure of carbonic acid gas; said pressure being automatically regulated by a counteracting hydrostatic pressure, substantially as described. ””
1 later decision quote this exact passage
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