International Pavement Co. v. Richardson
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Pennsylvania
This was a suit in equity by the International Pavement Company against Benjamin F. Richardson to restrain him from using or disposing of two patented machines, in violation of the covenants and conditions of a certain contract of license.
1Opinion of the Court
ACHESON, Circuit Judge.
By a contract in writing between the Internationál Pavement Company (the plaintiff in this suit) and the Trinidad Asphaltum Block Company, dated August 14, 1893, and duly executed by the parties thereto, the former-named company granted to the latter-named company an exclusive license to use the improvements patented in 11 named letters patent of the United States, and each of them, in the manufacture, sale, and use of compressed asphalt paving and building blocks and tiles within the counties of Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester, Lancaster, and York, in the state of…
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