Allis v. Stowell

Dyer, D. J.,

(orally.) There was, some time since, heard and decided in this court the case of Allis v. Stowell, involving the validity of certain patents, one of which was issued to one Selden, and the other to one Beckwith, upon certain devices known as saw-mill dogs. Both patents were sustained, and injunctions were granted. Subsequently, an application was made to reopen the case as to both patents, and after hearing, and investigation of the questions involved, a rehearing was granted, as to.the Selden patent, but not as to the Beckwith patent. The case has now been argued before the full…