Northill Co. v. Danforth
District Court, N.D. California
1Opinion of the Court
ST. SURE, District Judge.
Suit for the infringement of reissue patent (Re. 21,841) granted June 24, 1941, to John K. Northrop and Harry M. Gesner, under which Northill Company, Inc., operates as exclusive licensee. The “invention relates to anchors such as may be used for mooring or holding all types of movable objects, particularly water craft, and more particularly to anchors of the shank and fluke type designed to develop holding power largely independent of the weight of the anchor.”
Defendant Danforth raises the question of jurisdiction. The accused “Dan-forth” anchors are now being sold…
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