American Fire Hose Manuf'g Co. v. Cornelius Callahan Co.
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Opinion
Upon the affidavits before me, I do not think the plaintiff has out a case which entitles it to a preliminary injunction. On the question of infringement, the evidence is conflicting, and my mind is not free from doubt.- - There are other facts brought out in the affida[51]*51vits, which make it dear that the courts should not grant an injunction in this case unless fully satisfied that the defendants infringe the Callahan patent. This seems to he a case where it requires the Ml proofs, such as are presented at final hearing, to properly determine the question of infringement. Motion denied.
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