Herring v. Nelson
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Northern New York
[These were bills in equity by James W. Herring and others against Willis S. Nelson and others and against William G. Gage and others for infringement of a patent.]
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Circuit Judge.
The bills,- in these causes, were exhibited by the plaintiffs, as assignees, for the county of Oswego, of *48certain reissued and extended letters patent, originally granted to John Deuchfield, April 20th, 1858, and numbered 19,984, for the term of fourteen years. The letters patent were reissued to Deuchfield, January 16th, 1872, and were extended, April 17th, 1872, for a further term of seven years from the time of the expiration of the original and reissued patent, April 20th, 1S72. The defendants are charged with infringing the first claim of the reissued patent In…
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