US 9,103,145 · Application 13/439,906
US Patent 9,103,145 — assignment history and current owner
Case Latch Assembly
Who owns US Patent 9,103,145?
US9103145 ("Case Latch Assembly") — current assignee: PENN ELCOM LIMITED. Status: Active, estimated expiration September 7, 2032. 1 recorded USPTO assignment.
Based on recorded USPTO assignment data, the apparent operating assignee of US Patent 9,103,145 is PENN ELCOM LIMITED. Based on the most recent ownership transfer record (recorded 2013-08-05).
- Patent title
- Case Latch Assembly
- Application number
- 13/439,906
- Apparent operating assignee
- PENN ELCOM LIMITED
- Patent status
- Active, estimated expiration September 7, 2032
- Recorded assignments
- 1
Recorded assignment history
| Executed | Recorded | Conveyance | Assignor(s) | Assignee(s) | Reel/frame |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 17, 2012 | Aug 5, 2013 | Ownership Transfer | HATTON, JAMES | PENN ELCOM LIMITED | 30939/76 |
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Chain of title
In 2013, HATTON, JAMES assigned the patent to PENN ELCOM LIMITED.
Apparent recorded rights summary — disclaimer
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