Herman v. Herman

The complainant seeks to enjoin the defendant against the manufacture and sale of a certain form of “hood” known as the-“Daisy Hood,” the design for which was invented by her husband,. Isidor Herman, and for which a patent was taken out, in the complainant’s name, October 12, 1886. The defendant does not assail the validity of the patent, but denies the right of the plaintiff to. bring suit in her own name; and also sets up a license in effect for the manufacture of the hood in question.

*931. Prior to the commencement of this suit the plaintiff, on the eighteenth October, 188(5, transferred to…