Schillinger v. Gunther
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
[This was a bill in equity by John J. Schillinger against Hermann A. Gunther for the infringement of letters patent No. 105,-599, granted to J. J. Schillinger, July 19, 1870; reissued May 2,1871 (No. 4,364). Heard on motion for an attachment.]
1Opinion of the Court
SHIPMAN, District. Judge.
This is a motion for an attachment for contempt of court by reason of the alleged violation of an injunction order. Reissued letters patent, dated May 2d, 1S71, were issued to the plaintiff for an improved concrete pavement. The specification, including the portions subsequently disclaimed, and which are enclosed in parentheses, states that the invention •‘relates to a concrete pavement, which is laid in sections, so that each section can be taken up and relaid without disturbing the adjoining section. With the joints of this sectional concrete pavement are combined…
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