Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. v. Sangamo Electric Co.

ARCHBALD, District Judge.*

This does not impress me as a case in which to declare a contempt. But a single sale by the respondents is shown since the injunction, and that oí a meter differing in form, if not in principle, from the one put in issue by the pleadings and proofs, and established by the decree as an infringement. There may be a suspicion of more from the enlargement of the ⅝ respondents’ works, which was made for the avowed purpose of manufacturing this class of meters. But whatever was done in that direction before the injunction, it is denied that there was anything after it,…