response, provision of an antireflection film on the aluminum alloy wiring has been considered with the intention of reducing reflection of light to enter the display from a display surface. As an example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2010-79240 discloses an antireflection film composed of an aluminum film and an aluminum nitride film.
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2007-123672 discloses a conductor structure including an aluminum alloy film containing nickel and nitrogen as an upper film.
As described above, if the wiring is composed of a conductive film such as an aluminum alloy film, incident light reflects off a surface of the conductive film due to a high reflectance on the surface of the conductive film, failing to achieve favorable display characteristics.as against the claims of the District.
Dillingers and their predecessors in interest have been the record owners in fee simple of the lands in dispute from the time patent issued thereto to the present, and all taxes on said land from the year 1909 to the present have been paid by them. They claimed that fee title is evidenced as to some of the property by warranty deed, *778 and by Owner's Certificate of Title No. 2763 under the Torrens Act, as to the land not included in the former.
It is agreed that the District commenced condemnation proceedings August 20, 1909, in which it sought to condemn the identical lands now in dispute for a right of way across said lands, and that it was stated in the