Campbell v. Magnet Light Co.
District Court, S.D. New York
In Equity. Action by Charles A. Campbell against the Magnet Eight Company for infringement of patent. On motion to punish Joseph Greenberg and others for a violation of an injunction restraining defendant Magnet Eight Company, its officers, agents, attorneys, and workmen, from making or selling gas lamps constructed in accordance with complainant’s patent.
1Opinion of the Court
HOLT, District Judge.
This is a motion to punish Nathan Green-berg, Joseph Miller, and Joseph Boderman for contempt. In a suit brought by the complainant against the Magnet Light Company, a dealer in gas lamps, an injunction was issued restraining the Magnet Eight Company, and its officers, agents, attorneys, and workmen, from making or selling gas lamps constructed in accordance with the patent No. 872,895, issued to Charles A. Campbell, the complainant. Greenberg, Miller, and Boderman were directors and officers of the *118Magnet Light - Company, and had full knowledge of the injunction. After…
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