General Electric Co. v. Seltzer

LAYTON, District Judge.

Before me is a motion by plaintiff to dismiss a contempt proceeding instituted by it against defendant under the following circumstances. On December 23, 1955, this Court entered a permanent and perpetual injunction against defendant restraining him, his agents, etc., from, among other things, wilfully and knowingly:

“(1) Advertising, selling and/or offering for sale any product, commodity or small appliance, such as electric mixers, sandwich grills, toasters, irons, clocks, automatic blankets, fans, heating pads, skillets, coffee makers or percolators and vacuum…