Enterprise Manuf'g Co. v. Deisler
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Pennsylvania
Bills in equity by the Enterprise Manufacturing Company v. Deisler, manufacturer, and John Wanamaker, seller, of a meat-cutting device, to enjoin the infringement of patent No. 271,398.
1Opinion of the CourtButler, J.
The suits are for infringement of claims 1 and 2 ofletters patent No. 271,398, issued to John G. Baker, January 30, 1883, for ‘Improvements in mechanism to cut up plastic or yielding substances.” ■Th”» facts in each are the same; and they are, therefore, considered to*855gether. The defense, as set up in the answer, is twofold: First, that the patent is invalid; and, second, that it is not infringed. The first was involved and fully considered, in a suit by this plaintiff against Sargeant & Co., by the circuit court for Connecticut, in 1888, and the patent sustained. The question was examined and…
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