Ballagh
P. L. & M. Co. v. Ballagh
Opinion
Lead Opinion
McCormick, J.
After careful analysis of the bill of complaint, the answer of defendants Ballagh, *701 Armington, and Armite Laboratories, and the affidavits on lile, I am of the opinion that a preliminary injunction should issue herein enjoining the defendants, their agents, servants, employees, and attorneys, and those in active concert or participating with them, pendente lite, from making, using, or soiling, or causing to be made, nsed, or sold, or threatening, advertising, or offering to make, nse, or sell, or contributing to the making, using, or selling of any processes embodying or containing the invention patented or claimed in and by United States reissue letters patent No. 17,323, and specifically, the process and/or product called “Armite Are-wold,” and it is so ordered. Said preliminary injunction to issue upon the giving and filing by plaintiff of a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $3,000. Tho bond may be approved by a judge of this court or the clerk thereof.
In amplification of the foregoing order, it is thought proper to state that the proof adduced warrants protection to the plaintiff against the manufacture, vending, and sale of the process and product “Armite Arcweld”…