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DERMAN v. STOR-AID

52 F.Supp. 387 (1943)

DERMAN v. STOR-AID, Inc., et al. STOR-AID OF NEW JERSEY, Inc., v. DECORATIVE CABINET CORPORATION et al. STOR-AID OF ILLINOIS, Inc., v. DECORATIVE CABINET CORPORATION et al. (DERMAN, Intervener). DERMAN v. LUDWIG BAUMAN & CO.

District Court, S. D. New York.

December 7, 1943.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Bernard G. Nemeroff, of New York City (Bernard G. Nemeroff, Fred A. Klein, John J. Hart, Aaron L. Danzig, all of New York City, of counsel), for plaintiff Harry Derman; for defendants Decorative Cabinet Corp., Scientific Mothproof Corporation, and Harry Derman.

David M. Engelson, of New York City (David M. Engelson and W. Lee Helms, both of New York City, of counsel), for defendants Stor-Aid, Inc., Irving Blechman, Gimbel Brothers, Inc., and Ludwig Bauman & Co.; for plaintiffs Stor-Aid of New Jersey, Inc., and Stor-Aid of Illinois, Inc.

GALSTON, District Judge.

The main case of these four causes charges the alleged infringement of four letters patent issued to Harry Derman, the plaintiff. The answer, in addition to the usual defenses, sets up a counterclaim.

The patents present an interesting art, relating as they do to collapsible wardrobes of cardboard or the like material, readily transportable and easily assembled. The earlier art was concerned mainly with heavy closets or cabinets having...

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