Flint v. Jones
9 F. Cas. 276, 1 W.N.C. 334
CourtU.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Pennsylvania
DecidedMarch 15, 1875
DocketCase No. 4,872
StatusPublished
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Flint v. Jones, 9 F. Cas. 276, 1 W.N.C. 334 (circtedpa 1875).
Opinion
held that there was nothing to identify or distinguish the parts in which complainants claimed a copyright, the mere notice of copyright obtained in each book not being sufficient; and that, as defendant’s affidavits denied the equities of the bill, an injunction could not be granted on a preliminary hearing. Injunction refused.
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