Andrews v. Carman
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern New York
[In equity. Suit by William D. Andrews and others against Theodore A. Carman to enjoin infringement of reissued patent No. 4,372, and for damages. Decree for complainants.]
1Opinion of the Court
BENEDICT, District Judge.
This is a suit In equity brought by the owners of a patent issued to Nelson W. Green, on May 9th, 1871, designated as reissue No. 4372, [patent No. 73,425,] against Theodore A. Carman, for an injunction and damages because of an infringement of their patent. The case presents issues belonging to nearly every class known in patent litigations. Of the various questions so elaborately dis-. cussed before me, I shall first notice those relating to the construction of the patent.
The patent is for a process of constructing wells. In order to a correct understanding thereof,…
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