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· 3/5/1903

Bradley v. Eccles

Citations

  • 120 F. 947
  • 1903 U.S. App. LEXIS 5312

Syllabus

<p>1. Patents — Suit for Infringement — Preliminary Injunction.</p> <p>If there is substantial doubt as to the validity of an unadjudicated patent, and the defendant is responsible in damages, a preliminary injunction against its infringement should not be granted.</p> <p>2. Same — Prior Public Use — Evidence.</p> <p>Affidavits of disinterested persons as to the prior public use of a patented article, which are positive in their statements, free from inconsistencies and improbabilities and accompanied by exhibits, cannot be ignored on a motion for a preliminary injunction against infringement, and are sufficient to overcome the prima facie validity of the patent, and prevent the granting of the injunction, where uncontradieted.</p> <p>S. Same — Unadjudicated Patent.</p> <p>The validity of the Hannan reissued patent, No. 11,260, for a thill coupling, held not sufficiently established, as against a showing of prior public use and abandonment, to warrant the granting of a preliminary injunction against its infringement; it never having been adjudicated.</p> <p>¶ 1. See Patents, vol. 38, Cent. Dig. § 495.</p>

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  • explaining that a party’s “diligence in attempting to meet the requirements of the scheduling order is the primary measure of Rule 16(b)’s ‘good cause’ standard”
  • explaining that a party’s “diligence in attempting to meet the requirements of the scheduling order is the primary measure of Rule 16(b)’s ‘good cause’ standard”
  • noting that whether movant was “diligen[t] in attempting to meet the requirements of the scheduling order is the primary measure of Rule 16(b)’s ‘good cause’ standard”
  • noting that whether movant was “diligen[t] in attempting to meet the requirements of the scheduling order is the primary measure of Rule 16(b)’s ‘good cause’ standard”
  • noting that whether movant was “diligen[t] in attempting to meet the requirements of the scheduling order is the primary measure of Rule 16(b)’s ‘good cause’ standard”
  • noting that whether movant was “diligen[t] in attempting to meet the requirements of the scheduling order is the primary measure of Rule 16(b)’s ‘good cause’ standard”

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Judges: Ray

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