Trans-World Manufacturing Corp., Appellee/cross-Appellant v. Al Nyman & Sons, Inc., and Al-Site Corporation, Appellants/cross-Appellees

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• permanent injunction follows decision in favor of complainant unless some special reason exists for refusing it
• \the jury returned answers to special interrogatories in which it found . . . that Trans-World intended to deceive the Patent and Trademark Office\
• court erred in excluding evidence of infringer’s actual profits, but appellate court gave no opinion on weight to be given that evidence
• “Evidence of the infringer’s actual profits generally is admissible as probative of his anticipated profits.”
• “Evidence of the infringer’s profits generally is admissible as probative of his anticipated profits.”
• increased sales of unpatented items may be relevant in determining reasonable royalty

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