Julius Hyman & Co. v. Velsicol Corp.

This inquiry stands submitted on defendant in error’s motion to dismiss writ of error.

For the purposes of the motion, and only to that do we address ourselves, it is sufficient to state that defendant in error sued to enjoin plaintiffs in error “from making and selling insecticides made by using in any form or manner,” certain letters patent and applications for patents, etc., alleged to be the property of defendant in error, and for an accounting in relation to the use thereof and sales already made by plaintiffs in error. On trial, injunction was adjudged, an accounting was ordered, and in…