Sawyer Spindle Co. v. Turner
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Connecticut
In Equity. Suits by tbe Sawyer Spindle Company, John E. Atwood, and Eugene Atwood against Arthur G. Turner, and by the two last-named complainants against the same defendant, for the infringement of certain patents.
1Opinion of the Court
TOWNSEND, District Judge.
These are two motions for preliminary injunctions to restrain the alleged infringement of certain claims of letters patent Xo. 253,572, granted to Messrs. Draper & Jenks, February 14, 1882, for an improvement in supports for spindles for spinning machines, and of letters patent Xo. 296,377, granted to complainants, April 8, 1884, for improvements in spinning frames. As the decision of the motions depends upon the disposition of certain questions, which are substantially the same in each case, they may be considered together.
The validity of each of the patents has been…
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