Legal Opinion
Engler v. General Electric Co.
District Court, S.D. New York
Decided March 5, 1943PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
CONGER, District Judge.
Action for patent infringement. Plaintiff is the owner of patent No. 1,492,972. The patent states that it is for new and useful improvements in dynamo-electrical machinery. The patent was granted to plaintiff on May 6, 1924. This action was-commenced in 1939.
Plaintiff claims that a motor now in use in Logan, West Virginia, and referred to as the thyratron motor made and sold in 1935 by the defendant General Electric Company infringes his patent. This motor will be hereinafter designated as the Logan Motor.
A pretrial order herein provided that the infringement shall be…
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