Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 8
Claim 1
Independent Claim
390 words
A carrying case, which comprises a body (1) and a closure member (3); where the body includes a well-shaped compartment (14) in the body; characterized in that: the closure member (3) includes a main-portion (7) and a flap-portion (8), the portions being connected by a connecting means (10) which permits relative movement therebetween; the flap-portion (8) is smaller than the main-portion (7); the main-portion (7) is rigid; and the closure member (3) can be set selectably to all these positions relative to the body: (a) a closed position, in which the said two portions (7, 8) of the closure member (3) lie over respective parts of the well-shaped compartment (14), the closure member (3) being so shaped and dimensioned as to substantially close at least a major part of the well-shaped compartment (14) when set in the closed position; (b) a wide-open position, in which both portions (7, 8) are displaced away from the well-shaped compartment (14), leaving the well-shaped compartment wide open; (c) and a partially-open position where the main-portion (7) lies over, and substantially closes, a part of the well-shaped compartment (14), and where, simultaneously, the flap-portion (8) lies open enough relative to the body (1) to permit access into the wall-shaped compartment; where the case is provided with a lid (2), where the lid is separate from the closure member (3), and where the lid is attached to a back wall (12) of the body (1) and is pivotable relative to the back wall (12); where the lid (2) includes a lid-flap-portion (21) and a lid-main-portion (24) the portions (21, 24) being connected by a lid-flap-connecting-means (25) which permits relative movement therebetween; where the lid (2) can be set selectably to all these positions relative to the body (1): (a) a closed position, in which the said two portions (21,24) of the lid (2) lie over the corresponding portions (8,7) of the closure member (3); (b) a wide-open position, in which both portions (21, 24) of the lid are displaced away from the closure member (3), leaving the closure member, in substance, wide open; (c) and a partially-open position, where the lid-mainportion (24) lies over, and substantially closes, the main-portion (7) of the closure member (3), and where simultaneously the lid-flap-portion (21) lies open enough relative to the closure-member (3) to permit access into the lid-flap-portion (21).
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
390 words
A carrying case, which comprises a body (1) and a closure member (3); where the body includes a well-shaped compartment (14) in the body; characterized in that: the closure member (3) includes a main-portion (7) and a flap-portion (8), the portions being connected by a connecting means (10) which permits relative movement therebetween; the flap-portion (8) is smaller than the main-portion (7); the main-portion (7) is rigid; and the closure member (3) can be set selectably to all these positions relative to the body: (a) a closed position, in which the said two portions (7, 8) of the closure member (3) lie over respective parts of the well-shaped compartment (14), the closure member (3) being so shaped and dimensioned as to substantially close at least a major part of the well-shaped compartment (14) when set in the closed position; (b) a wide-open position, in which both portions (7, 8) are displaced away from the well-shaped compartment (14), leaving the well-shaped compartment wide open; (c) and a partially-open position where the main-portion (7) lies over, and substantially closes, a part of the well-shaped compartment (14), and where, simultaneously, the flap-portion (8) lies open enough relative to the body (1) to permit access into the wall-shaped compartment; where the case is provided with a lid (2), where the lid is separate from the closure member (3), and where the lid is attached to a back wall (12) of the body (1) and is pivotable relative to the back wall (12); where the lid (2) includes a lid-flap-portion (21) and a lid-main-portion (24) the portions (21, 24) being connected by a lid-flap-connecting-means (25) which permits relative movement therebetween; where the lid (2) can be set selectably to all these positions relative to the body (1): (a) a closed position, in which the said two portions (21,24) of the lid (2) lie over the corresponding portions (8,7) of the closure member (3); (b) a wide-open position, in which both portions (21, 24) of the lid are displaced away from the closure member (3), leaving the closure member, in substance, wide open; (c) and a partially-open position, where the lid-mainportion (24) lies over, and substantially closes, the main-portion (7) of the closure member (3), and where simultaneously the lid-flap-portion (21) lies open enough relative to the closure-member (3) to permit access into the lid-flap-portion (21).
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
63 words
Case of claim 15, where the lid (2) is secure-able to the body (1) by means of a zip fastener (22, 23) and where the zip fastener (22, 23) is so arranged that the lid-flap-portion (21) is movable to the said partially-open position at the same time as the lid-main-portion (24) remains secured to the body (1) by the zip fastener (22, 23).
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
272 words
Carrying case, which comprises a body (1) and a closure member (3); where the body includes a well-shaped compartment (14) in the body; characterized in that: the closure member (3) includes a main-portion (7) and a flap-portion (8), the portions being connected by a connecting means (10) which permits relative movement therebetween; the flap-portion (8) is smaller than the main-portion (7); the main-portion (7) is rigid; and the closure member (3) can be set selectably to all these positions relative to the body: (a) a closed position, in which the said two portions (7,8) of the closure member (3) lie over respective parts of the well-shaped compartment (14), the closure member (3) being so shaped and dimensioned as to substantially close at least a major part of the well-shaped compartment (14) when set in the closed position; (b) a wide-open position, in which both portions (7, 8) are displaced away from the well-shaped compartment (14), leaving the well-shaped compartment wide open; (c) and a partially-open position where the main-portion (7) lies over, and substantially closes, a part of the well-shaped compartment (14), and where, simultaneously, the flap-portion (8) lies open enough relative to the body (1) to permit access into the well-shaped compartment; where the case is provided with a lid (2), where the lid is separate from the closure member (3), and where the lid is attached to a back wall (12) of the body (1) and is pivotable relative to the back wall (12); and where the main portion comprises a tablet (7) and includes a paper-retaining-well (18), which is so dimensioned as to receive snugly a pad of paper.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
272 words
Carrying case, which comprises a body (1) and a closure member (3); where the body includes a well-shaped compartment (14) in the body; characterized in that: the closure member (3) includes a main-portion (7) and a flap-portion (8), the portions being connected by a connecting means (10) which permits relative movement therebetween; the flap-portion (8) is smaller than the main-portion (7); the main-portion (7) is rigid; and the closure member (3) can be set selectably to all these positions relative to the body: (a) a closed position, in which the said two portions (7,8) of the closure member (3) lie over respective parts of the well-shaped compartment (14), the closure member (3) being so shaped and dimensioned as to substantially close at least a major part of the well-shaped compartment (14) when set in the closed position; (b) a wide-open position, in which both portions (7, 8) are displaced away from the well-shaped compartment (14), leaving the well-shaped compartment wide open; (c) and a partially-open position where the main-portion (7) lies over, and substantially closes, a part of the well-shaped compartment (14), and where, simultaneously, the flap-portion (8) lies open enough relative to the body (1) to permit access into the well-shaped compartment; where the case is provided with a lid (2), where the lid is separate from the closure member (3), and where the lid is attached to a back wall (12) of the body (1) and is pivotable relative to the back wall (12); and where the main portion comprises a tablet (7) and includes a paper-retaining-well (18), which is so dimensioned as to receive snugly a pad of paper.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
255 words
Carrying case, which comprises a body (1) and a closure member (3); where the body includes a well-shaped compartment (14) in the body; characterized in that: the closure member (3) includes a main-portion (7) and a flap-portion (8), the portions being connected by a connecting means (10) which permits relative movement therebetween; the flap-portion (8) is smaller than the main-portion (7); the main-portion (7) is rigid; and the closure member (3) can be set selectably to all these positions relative to the body: (a) a closed position, in which the said two portions (7,8) of the closure member (3) lie over respective parts of the well-shaped compartment (14), the closure member (3) being so shaped and dimensioned as to substantially close at least a major part of the well-shaped compartment (14) when set in the closed position; (b) a wide-open position, in which both portions (7, 8) are displaced away from the well-shaped compartment (14), leaving the well-shaped compartment wide open; (c) and a partially-open position where the main-portion (7) lies over, and substantially closes, a part of the well-shaped compartment (14), and where, simultaneously, the flap-portion (8) lies open enough relative to the body (1) to permit access into the well-shaped compartment; where the case is provided with a lid (2), where the lid is separate from the closure member (3), and where the lid is attached to a back wall (12) of the body (1) and is pivotable relative to the back wall (12); and where the flap-portion (8) includes a loose-article-well (16).
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
255 words
Carrying case, which comprises a body (1) and a closure member (3); where the body includes a well-shaped compartment (14) in the body; characterized in that: the closure member (3) includes a main-portion (7) and a flap-portion (8), the portions being connected by a connecting means (10) which permits relative movement therebetween; the flap-portion (8) is smaller than the main-portion (7); the main-portion (7) is rigid; and the closure member (3) can be set selectably to all these positions relative to the body: (a) a closed position, in which the said two portions (7,8) of the closure member (3) lie over respective parts of the well-shaped compartment (14), the closure member (3) being so shaped and dimensioned as to substantially close at least a major part of the well-shaped compartment (14) when set in the closed position; (b) a wide-open position, in which both portions (7, 8) are displaced away from the well-shaped compartment (14), leaving the well-shaped compartment wide open; (c) and a partially-open position where the main-portion (7) lies over, and substantially closes, a part of the well-shaped compartment (14), and where, simultaneously, the flap-portion (8) lies open enough relative to the body (1) to permit access into the well-shaped compartment; where the case is provided with a lid (2), where the lid is separate from the closure member (3), and where the lid is attached to a back wall (12) of the body (1) and is pivotable relative to the back wall (12); and where the flap-portion (8) includes a loose-article-well (16).
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
38 words
Case of claim 4, where the loose-article-well (16) in the flap-portion (8) is provided with a cover (17), which is so dimensioned and disposed as to act as a retainer for loose articles placed in the loose-article-well (16).