Document accommodation case

Abstract

A document accommodation case is provided. The document accommodation case includes two case members, a buckling member disposed between free ends of the two case members, and an accommodating member disposed between the two inner surfaces of the two case members. The accommodating member includes a plurality of consecutively connected interlayer bags. When the two case members are opened one relative to another, the interlayer bags are also opened one relative to another. When the two case members are closed and buckled each other, the interlayer bags are squeezed to stack one to another.

1 . A document accommodation case, comprising:
 two case members, each of which having a connection end and a free end, wherein the connection ends of the two case members are connected one to another such that the free ends of the two case members can be opened and closed one relative to another;   a buckling member, disposed between the free ends of the two case members for securing the two case members one to another and maintaining the two case members being closed; and   an accommodating member disposed between two inner surfaces of the two case members, wherein the accommodating member comprises a plurality of consecutively connected interlayer bags, and when the two case members are opened one relative to another, the interlayer bags are also opened one relative to another, and when the two case members are closed and buckled each other, the interlayer bags are squeezed to stack one to another.   
     
     
         2 . The document accommodation case according to  claim 1 , wherein the buckling member comprises:
 a first hook, having an oblique plane, the first hook being disposed at an edge of a free end of one of the two case members;   a fiddling member, pivotally coupled to the edge of the free end, the fiddling member comprising a top corner accessible to the first hook; and   a second hook, disposed at an edge of a free end of another one of the two case members.   
     
     
         3 . The document accommodation case according to  claim 1 , wherein the consecutively connected interlayer bags are fabricated by folding a flexible plastic sheet.