American Graphophone Co. v. Walcutt
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
This was a suit in equity by the American Graphophone Company against' Cleveland Walcuct and Edward E. Leeds, for infringement of a patent.
1Opinion of the Court
WHEELER, District Judge.
The claims of this patent that have been sustained cover sound records, as manufactures. The defendants have phonographs acquired from the American Phonograph Company, which that company had a right, acquired from owners of this patent, to use for making such sound records, and this right came with the phonographs to the defendants. When the decree for an injunction was settled, in order ¡hat the defendants might not be restrained from doing anything that they liad a lawful right to do. the decree for the injunction was not left to be for an injunction against: making,…
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