Stahl v. Ertel
U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of Illnois
This was a suit by George H. Stahl against the Victor Incubator Company and others for infringement of patents, in which injunctions were granted against defendants. Complainant moved for an attachment against George Ertel and A. L. Chase for contempt in violating the injunctions.
1Opinion of the Court
ALLEN, District Judge.
This suit was brought for the infringement of letters patent No. 267,422, issued to Augustus M. Halstead November 14, 1882, of letters patent No. 258,295, issued May 23, 1882, to Augustus M. Halstead, and of letters patent No. 368,249, issued to complainant, George H. Stahl, August 16, 1887. Other patents wrere declared on, but at the hearing were withdrawn. The bill was filed February 18, 1892, and on motion made for preliminary injunction, on due notice to the defendants in that suit, the cause came up for hearing on April 4,1892, at which hearing, which was had upon…
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