Bucky v. Sebo
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FRANK, Circuit Judge.
An agreement between plaintiffs and defendant Sebo, dated December 4, 1944, gave Sebo an exclusive license under plaintiffs’ patents Nos. 2,239,379 and 2,-292,044, relative to cameras. The agreement provided that the licensee should never contest validity and would not infringe or aid others to infringe; it also provided that, if the licensee made default in the payment of agreed royalties and failed to remedy the default within fifteen days after written notice, “the licensors may, at their option, cancel this agreement and revoke the license.” The corporate defendant…
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