Belding v. Turner
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Connecticut
[In equity. Motion by Milo M. Belding and others for a provisional injunction to restrain Phineas W. Turner from infringing letters patent No. 42,153, granted April 5; 1864, to Goodrich Holland and J. E. Atwood, for an “improvement in the manufacture of sewing silk.”
1Opinion of the Court
SHIPMAN, District Judge.
This is a motion for a preliminary injunction, founded upon an ordinary bill in equity, seeking to-restrain an alleged infringement of the plaintiffs’ patent, and to obtain an account, together with accompanying affidavits. That the device covered by the plaintiffs’ patent is in use in the defendant’s manufacturing establishment, with his consent, is not denied. He seeks to justify that use by the following facts:
On the 3d of February, I860, the then owners, of the patent in question executed a written instrument under seal, which, after reciting the issue of the…
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