Sherman v. Nutt
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Connecticut
In EquitjT. On demurrer to bill. Suit brought by George B. Sherman against Joseph Nutt to restrain infringement of a patent.
1Opinion of the CourtShipman, J.
This is a general demurrer to a bill in equity for an injunction against the infringement of letters patent, which are owned by the plaintiff. The patent is for an improvement which was jointly invented by the plaintiff'and defendant, who made joint application for a patent. Pending the application, the defendant assigned to the plaintiff all his interest in said invention and said patent. The parties are citizens of this state. The bill alleges that the defendant is now constructing, in this state, a machine, with full intent to use the same, in infringement of said patent, and it is…
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