Greene v. Manhattan Refrigerating Co.
Citations
- 120 F. 952
- 1902 U.S. App. LEXIS 5320
Syllabus
<p>1. Patents — Validity and Infringement — Automatic Lubricators.</p> <p>. The Buckley patent, No. 590,297, for a force-feed lubricator, the object of the invention being to provide a means whereby several machines may be automatically supplied from a single lubricator and the quantity of oil fed to each regulated, held valid as against the defenses of lack of invention, anticipation, and prior use. Also held infringed.</p>
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- “Because the court finds no good cause to amend the scheduling order under Rule 16(b), it will not address whether leave to amend is appropriate under Rule 15(a).”
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