180 F. 1004 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern New York | 1910
I see no reason why an injunction should not issue. The Ellis patent has been frequently adjudicated valid in terms broad enough to cover the defendants’ composition and process. Infringement seems to be clear, and the only defenses are prior use (which is not satisfactorily shown) and a slightly different composition procured by the use of petroleum jelly and kerosene.
The injunction pendente lite may be issued.