Janney v. Pancoast International Ventilator Co.

This suit was brought to restrain the defendants from infringing two patents of the United States, Nos. 476,682 and 605,508. The defendants did not deny the making and selling of the patented ventilator, but made defense upon a claim of title. On final hearing it was decided that the plaintiff was entitled to the usual decree for an injunction and an account, and accordingly such decree was entered. It appears from the marshal’s return that on April 3, 1903, the injunction which was issued in pursuance of that decree was served “on Pancoast International Ventilator Company by giving a true…