Dowagiac Mfg. Co. v. Minnesota Moline Plow Co.

(orally). 'In the decree that was entered on the 4th of January, 1902, this court held that the first structure was an infringement of the patent of the complainant issued to Hoyt. • It held also that the patent was valid, and ordered an injunction and an accounting of profits and damages. With relation to the second structure it was held that there was not an infringement, and in respect to that the bill was dismissed. Both parties appealed, as I remember it. A bond had been given at an earlier stage of the case as an alternative where a temporary injunction had been asked for to secure the…