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56 F. 840 · 1893

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cited by 1 later decisions
April 1894
most recently cited

1 federal appellate ·

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  1. ““(1) A gate for hallways and other places, consisting of a series of upright pickets, and a series of cross and connecting braces or bars pivoted to the pickets at two or more central points, and having upper and lower points of connection, arranged to slide vertically within or upon the pickets, whereby the latter are adapted to slide upon a base support across the gate opening without changing their parallelism or their positions vertically, substantially as described.””
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