Carroll v. Goldschmidt
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. This was a suit in equity by Carroll, as trustee, against Groldschmidt and others, for alleged infringement of certain letters patent for warp knitting machines. The circuit court rendered a decree for the complainant (80 Fed. 520), and the defendants have appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
WALLACE, Circuit Judge.
In disposing of this cause we do not lind it necessary to consider wind her the conclusions of (he court below as to the validity of the two patents in suit were correct or not. The record abundantly shows that the property in the inventions claimed in both patents belonged originally to Bevis and Payne, jointly, as co-partners, by the style of il. B. Payne & Co.; that it then became part of the assets of the business carried on by them under the style of J. B. Whitehall & Co.; (hat it passed to Bevis exclusively upon the purchase; by him of the assets and good will of…
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