United Nickel Co. v. California Electrical Works
United States Circuit Court
In Equity. The opinion states the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
Sawyer, J.,
(orally.) In this ease it is objected on the part of the defendant that the complainant fails to make out a case in three particulars : “First, that the complainant is estopped from enforcing its right of action, if any such existed, by a course of conduct which amounted to an implied license to the defendant to pursue the work for which.it has been sued; second, that the complainant has not proved with reasonable certainty its allegation of infringement by defendant; third, that the matter covered by the letters patent was not novel or useful at the time of its alleged invention.”
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