Pacific Phonograph Co. v. Searchlight Horn Co.

Good Law
140 C.C.A. 542·225 F. 500·1915 U.S. App. LEXIS 2121
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitAugust 9, 1915No. 2518California113 words

lead Opinion

Wolverton, J.

This case is akin to that of Sherman, Clay & Co. v. Searchlight Horn Co., 225 Fed. 497 , —- C. C. A. -, just decided. The appellant purchased from Tilomas A. Edison, Incorporated. The latter company has also been sued by appellee in New Jersey. Neither company is a manufacturer of the infringing devices. The appellant petitioned for an injunction, the same as the defendant in the Sherman, Clay & Co. Case, mafc lug like allegations as to the seller being annoyed, harassed, etc., and the district court denied the injunction. The causes being of the same nature, the decision in the Sherman, Clay & Co. Case is decisive of this.

Affirmed.