E. Ingraham Co. v. Germanow

HANEÍ, Circuit Judge.

The suit is in equity to enjoin the defendants from the infringement of a patent. On consent of both sides the District Court entered a decree on'June 29, 1922, declaring that claims 3 and 4 of the patent in suit were valid, that the plaintiff owned the patent, that the defendants had infringed the claims, and that they should be enjoined. Profits, damages, and costs were waived. Later, and on February 4, 1924, in another suit against other parties, but upon the same patent, this court held that claims 3 and 4 were invalid, and dismissed the bill. The defendants, after…