Pleatmaster, Inc., and Bert P. Solomon v. Consolidated Trimming Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
JONES, District Judge.
Appellee brought an action in the District Court to have appellants’ patent declared invalid and not infringed by ap-pellee. Appellants’ answer contained a. general denial and the usual defenses, but. also included a counterclaim for infringement, injunction and accounting in one-count, and a second count alleged a. breach by appellee of a license agreement, between the parties respecting the patent made the subject of the declaratory action.
At the trial, upon motion of the appel-lee, the District Court dismissed the second count of appellants’ counterclaim, which…
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