Taber Bas-Relief Photograph Co. v. Marceau
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Northern California
This wíis a bill in equity by the Taber Bas-Relief Photograph Company and others against Theodore O. Marceau and others for alleged infringement of a patent covering a method of producing embossed photographs.
1Opinion of the Court
MORROW, Circuit Judge.
This is a suit in equity for infringement of letters patent No. 536,591, dated March 17, 1896, issued to Freeman A. Taber, for “improvements in methods of producing embossed photographs,” It is conceded that the patent was assigned to the Taber Bas-Relief I’hot.ograpli Company, and that the Taber Photographic Company is the licensee of the former. The only parly defendant is Theodore O. Marcean, the other defendants being fictitious parties. The defendant, Theodore C. Marceau, denies, in his answer, any infringement of the Tabor patent, but admits that be lias been…
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