Krick v. Jansen
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity. Suit by William C. Krick against Edward Jansen for infringement of a patent. On demurrer to the bill. First ground of demurrer sustained, and second ground overruled.
1Opinion of the Court
Townsend, Circuit Judge.
This is a demurrer to a bill in equity for relief for infringement of letters patent No. 408,416 for an improvement in floral letters or designs. The first ground of demurrer assigned is “that it appeareth by the complainant’s own showing by the said bill that he is not entitled to the relief prayed for.” Under this demurrer, defendant claims that the bill is defective (1) because it states that the alleged invention had not been in public use or on sale for more than two years prior to the application of complainant with his consent or alhwance; (2) because…
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