Stafford v. Morris
District Court, N.D. New York
In Equity. Suit to restrain alleged infringement of United-States letters patent No. 759,928, dated May 17, 1904, application filed February 27, 1903, for circular-knitting machines, and for an accounting.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
The defendants above named are users of the knitting machines alleged to infringe, which are made and sold by the H. P. Snyder Manufacturing Company, which company is defending this action. Hence I shall speak of that company as defendant. This will he understood.
The alleged invention relates to improvements in circular-knitting machines, and in the patent it is illustrated as applied to multiple-fed machines; that is, that several threads are shown as being fed at the same time to the needles. The patentees, Walter Stafford and Robert C. Holt, declare that the particular…
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