81 F. 387 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts | 1897
The complainant brought a bill in equity for alleged infringements of two patents relating to the same subject-matter, and therefore very properly included in the same suit. A consolidation of this character within reasonable limits is
The respondent urges on us the statutory provisions with reference to costs in suits where claims are found invalid which have not been disclaimed; but, as the complainant is entitled to recover costs generally, these provisions do not apply, unless possibly by analogy. Our conclusion gives them full effect in that aspect. It is ordered that the clerk disallow the amount of $544.50, claimed in complainant’s bill of costs.