Foster v. Goldschmidt
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity.
1Opinion of the CourtWallace, J.
This case has been heard upon the pleadings, 'which set out copiously matters of evidence in support of the allegations. The bill of complaint is filed to restrain the defendants from selling gloves bearing lacing studs and lacings, which have not been applied to the gloves by the complainant, in violation of an agreement made between defendants and the complainant, June 6, 1876, whereby the complainant licensed the defendants to use certain patented hooks and lacings for glov.es when applied to the gloves by complainant.
The conditions of the license agreement, so far as they are material to…
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