American Wood-Paper Co. v. Glen's Falls Paper Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Northern New York
[In equity. Bill by the American Wood-Paper Company against the Glen’s Falls Paper Company for an accounting, and for an injunction restraining the infringement of patent No. 17,387, and reissues Nos. 1,448 and 1,449 of patent No. 11,343. Decree for plaintiff. A rehearing was subsequently granted, and is reported under same title.
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[In equity. Bill by the American Wood-Paper Company against the Glen’s Falls Paper Company for an accounting, and for an injunction restraining the infringement of patent No. 17,387, and reissues Nos. 1,448 and 1,449 of patent No. 11,343. Decree for plaintiff. A rehearing was subsequently granted, and is reported under same title. American Wood-Paper Co. v. Glen’s Falls Paper Co., Case No. 321a.] Re-issued letters patent Nos. 1,448 and 1,-449 were granted to William F. Ladd and Morris L. Keen, as assignees of Charles Watt and Hugh Burgess, April 7th, 1863, for “improvements in pulping and…
1Opinion of the Court
WOODRUFF, Circuit Judge.
The time required for the reading, study, and comparison of the mass of evidence, oral and documentary, and the pleadings, exhibits, arguments of counsel and other documents submitted in this cause, forbids that I should, with numerous other cases before me requiring examination, devote much time to the labor of writing an opinion. To discuss the case upon all the evidence, would require time which is demanded of me by other parties for the consideration of their cases. I have examined with great care the pleadings, proofs, and arguments, and cases referred to, and…
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