Moneyweight Scale Co. v. Toledo Computing Scale Co.
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
In Equity. Suit by the Toledo Computing Scale Company against the Moneyweight Scale Company. Decree for complainant, which was affirmed on appeal. 178 Fed. 557, 187 Fed. 826. On petition in the Circuit Court of Appeals for leave to open decree for the introduction of newly discovered evidence.
1Opinion of the Court
BAKER, Circuit Judge.
By its petition the Moneyweight Company discloses that it was sued in 1905 in the Circuit Court for the Northern District of Illinois by the Toledo Company on account, of infringing reissued patent 12,137; that the bill alleged, and the answer denied, ownership of the patent by the Toledo Company; that in April, 1910, the Circuit Court adjudged that the patent was valid, was owned bjr complainant, and was infringed by defendant, and entered an injunction, and ordered an accounting; that in October, 1910, the cause on appeal was presented to this court, and that in…
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