Julius E. Foster v. American MacHine & Foundry Co.

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• affirming district court’s denial of permanent injunction where, after assessing the relative equities, the court properly concluded that the patentee would benefit from a compulsory royalty
• “With respect to the units sold before the issue date of the . . . [asserted] . . . patent, the sale could not have been, at the time, an infringement, or an inducement to infringe.”

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