Carl Andrew Weinman

“The Court has examined each of plaintiff’s contentions but finds that defendant’s motion should be and it hereby is sustained in its entirety.”

“Accordingly, it is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment is sustained and United States Letters Patent No. 2,778,736, and each claim thereof, is invalid.”

“The motion for summary judgment is well taken and should be and hereby is sustained, and summary judgment is granted in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant in the amount of $339.16 together with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum from April 5, 1963 and the costs of this action.”

“Accordingly, defendant’s motion to dismiss hereby is denied.”

“In view of this Court’s determination that this Court in the Southern District of Ohio is the more convenient and appropriate forum for the determination of this controversy, Branch II of defendant’s motion hereby is denied.”

“Accordingly, defendants’ motion to require plaintiff to elect should be and it hereby is DENIED.”

“Accordingly, the motion of defendant Schwager-Wood Corporation to dismiss this action as to said defendant is hereby sustained.”

“Accordingly, the motion of the defendant Secretary for summary judgment hereby is sustained, the decision of the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare hereby is affirmed, and plaintiff’s complaint hereby is dismissed.”

“The motion of the plaintiff for summary judgment hereby is denied.”

“However, the scope of permissive review is limited and having found that the required procedural rights were complied with and no constitutional or statutory rights were denied, the Court sustains defendants’ motion for summary judgment.”

“In accordance with the foregoing defendant’s motion to dismiss is hereby denied.”

“Accordingly, the Court hereby reverses the denial of plaintiff’s claim before defendant and orders the claim of the minor children approved and directs the defendant to pay the applicable benefits to which such children are entitled, effective commencing June 25, 1964.”

“Accordingly, the motions of defendant Lapp Insulator Company, Inc. to dismiss these actions as to said defendant are hereby sustained.”

“The motion of the defendant, General Motors Corporation, to dismiss the plaintiff’s complaint for the reason that each of the counts of said complaint fails to state a claim against said defendant upon which relief can be granted is hereby sustained.”