22 F. 275 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York | 1884
The principal defendant is a corporation of the state of Illinois, and its offices are and its officers reside there. This suit is brought to restrain an alleged infringement of the orator’s trademark by agents of, at a place of business of, the corporation within this district. A subpoena has been served upon one of these agents at that place of business, for the corporation, and it moves to set aside the service. The statutes of New York provide for the service oí a summons upon a foreign corporation by delivering a copy within
Motion deniecj.