Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co. v. General Electric Co.
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Per curiam
Upon the trial of this suit in the District Court,, thé District Judge filed a written opinion, which is printed below. Our study of the same questions upon appeal has led us to the same conclusion. We have concluded to adopt the opinion. The decree is affirmed.
The complaint avers that the plaintiff General Electric Company is the owner of the Abbott patent, No. 1,367,341, issued February 1, 1921; that the coplaintiff Edison Electric Appliance Company is its exclusive licensee; and that defendant infringes such-patent. The plaintiffs also aver that the defendant holds the patent issued to…
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