West Disinfecting Co. v. Rosenthal
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BUFFINGTON, Circuit Judge.
On September 23, 1930, in the court below, Dunbar A. Rosenthal, owner of a patent, brought suit thereon against the West Disinfecting Company, charging infringement thereof. The bill was'signed by Herbert J. Jacobi and William J. Jacobi as counsel. In due course the defendant was served and on October 22, 1930, filed an answer and, counterclaim. These two were fastened together as one document and were indorsed: “Answer and Counterclaim of West Disinfecting Co., Inc.” There' being delay in printing these pleadings, counsel for defendant at once mailed typewritten…
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