Morss v. Knapp
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Connecticut
In Equity. On motion for an attachment. The suit is by Charles A. Morss against William H. and Charles L. Knapp, to restrain the infringement of a patent.
1Opinion of the CourtShipman, J.
This is a motion for attachment of the defendants for contempt of this court, by reason of the alleged violation of its final decree granted at the April term, 1888, whereby they were enjoined against the infringement of the second claim of letters patent No. 233,240, to John Hall, dated October 12, 1880, for an adjustable dress-form. In the suit of the present plaintiff against Ufford et al., upon this patent, before the circuit court for the district of Massachusetts, Judge Colt sustained the validity of said claim, and granted an injunction against its infringement. 34 Fed. Rep. 37. The…
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