Ex parte PECK et al. - Page 3




          Appeal No. 99-0630                                         Page 3           
          Application No. 08/633,400                                                  


          releasing the backrest portion to permit pivotal movement to a              
          generally horizontal folded position.  As shown in Figure 5,                
          when the backrest portion is in the vertical position, a latch              
          finger (46) of the seat latch (36) is contained within a catch              
          (48), thereby preventing pivotal movement of the backrest                   
          portion.  When a latch cable (40) is tensioned by actuation of              
          a seat release lever (38), the seat latch (36) is                           




          rotated so that the finger (46) is released from the catch                  
          (48), thereby freeing the backrest portion for pivotal                      
          movement to the folded position.                                            
               As illustrated in Figure 1, the child seat includes a                  
          bottom cushion (62) pivotally mounted to the backrest portion               
          (16) on a support bar (74) via a pin (75) for movement between              
          a stowed position and a deployed position and an interlock                  
          (66) for permitting movement of the bottom cushion from the                 
          stowed position to the deployed position only when the                      
          backrest portion (16) is in the vertical use position.  The                 
          interlock, which is best seen in Figure 4, includes a                       
          retractable throw bolt (68) connected to a motion transmitting              







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