Summary
In Milligan v. Lalance Grosjean Manufacturing Co., C.C., 21 F. 570, the court held that a defendant whose position was described as similar to a licensee could not set up the defense that the patent was invalid because the novel element of the patent had been inserted by an attorney without authority from the inventor.
Summary of this case from Dwight Lloyd S. Co. v. American Ore ReclamationOpinion
Submitted April 17, 1883
Decided May 1, 1883
Abram Wakeman for appellant.
Roderick Robertson for respondent.
Agree to dismiss appeal; no opinion.
All concur.
Appeal dismissed.