Steam Cutter Co. v. Sheldon
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Vermont
[This was a bill in equity by the Steam Stone Cutter Company against Charles Sheldon and others for the infringement of letters patent No. 40,584, granted to G. J. Ward-well, November 10, 1863; reissued October 10, 1865, Nos. 2,087 and 2,088.] [Final hearing on pleadings and proofs.]
1Opinion of the Court
WOODRUFF, Circuit Judge.
This is a suit in equity brought to restrain the defendants from infringing certain patents, for a stone channelling machine, and machinery for cutting and quarrying stone and marble, issued to George J. Wardwell, patentee, and reissues granted to the complainants, his assignees, and praying for a discovery and an account of the gains and profits accrued .to the defendants from alleged past infringements, and for damages. Although the answer of the defendants put in issue the novelty of the alleged inventions and the exclusive title of the complainants, and denied that…
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