National Rubber Co. v. Boston Rubber-Shoe Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts
At Law.' , Action .by the. National Rubber Company to recover royalties on certain inventions-under a license to the Boston Rubber-Shoe Company.
1Opinion of the Court
Nelson, J,
The plaintiffs, the National Rubber Company, being the owners by assignment of the Evory and Heston patent 59, 375,for an *49improvement in boots and shoes, of the Williams patents 131,199, 131-200, and 131,201, for improvements in overshoes, and of the Williams patent 166,669, for an improvement in rubber boots, by an instrument in writing bearing date January 1, 1882, granted to the defendants, the Boston Rubber-Shoe Company, the right, license, and privilege to manufacture, use, and sell rubber shoes embodying the inventions, or either of them, described in the above-named patents,…
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