Martin Gauge Co. v. Pollock
District Court, N.D. Illinois
In Equity. Suit by the Martin Gauge Company against Albert E. Pollock, the Protex Manufacturing Company, and Charles Fried-lander & Co. On final hearing.
1Opinion of the Court
SANBORN, District Judge.
Infringement suit on a patent for an automobile tire pressure gauge, invented by the defendant Pollock. On September 18, 1916, Pollock verified his application for the patent in suit, and on the same day made a written assignment thereof to a corporation known as Firex Manufacturing Company, ai\d in the assignment requested that, the patent lie issued to the corporation as .his assignee. The patent application was filed October 2, 1916, and the patent issued to the corporation, as requested, March. 27, 1917. On March 29, 1917, the F'irex Company assigned the patent to…
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