Dickerson v. De la Vergne Refrigerating Machine Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity. On bill lor preliminary injunction. This is an application made by Edward N. Dickerson, Jr., trustee, and others, to restrain the De la Vergne Refrigerating Machine Company from manufacturing refrigerating machines alleged to be an infringement of letters patent No. 302,294, granted July 22, 1884, to Julius J. Suckert, under whom the complainants claim.
1Opinion of the CourtLacombe, J.
This is an application for a preliminary injunction to restrain the manufacture and sale of refrigerating machines, which it is contended infringe several of the claims under letters patent No. 302,-294, granted. July 22,1884, to Julius J. Suckert, and which have passed by mesne conveyances to the plaintiffs. The defendants qualifiedly dispute the validity of the patent, and qualifiedly deny infringement. In *144other words, if the patent is construed as they insist it should be', they admit its validity, but assert that the_y do not infringe; if, however, it be construed as plaintiffs insist it…
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