United States v. Roche
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Colorado
[Rule against John Roche to show cause why he should not be attached for contempt for violating an injunction against the infringement of a trademark.]
1Opinion of the Court
McCRARY, Circuit Judge.
By decree of this court entered at the June term, 1879, the defendant was, at the suit of the Philip Best Brewing Company and others, perpetually restrained from thereafter using a certain trade mark or label upon bottles of manufactured beer. [Case unreported.] By an order of this court at chambers, made on the twenty-ninth day of September last, it was, after proper showing, ordered that the defendant show cause why he should not be attached or otherwise proceeded against for contempt of the decree aforesaid. In answer to this rule, it is suggested that the supreme…
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