United States v. Brown

Circuit Court of Delaware

United States v. Brown

141 F. 423, 1905 U.S. App. LEXIS 4901

U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Delaware·Decided September 26, 1905·No. No. 156·Published

Opinion

BRADFORD, District Judge.

This suit is similar to that of United States v. Edward Luce, James V. Luce and Edward C. Luce, trading as Luce Brothers, 141 Fed. 385. Both cases have been heard on the same evidence and are identical in principle. In that against Luce Brothers an opinion has this day been filed declaring the government entitled to injunctive relief. In this case relief of the same kind must be granted. A decree may be prepared and submitted accordingly.

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BRADFORD, District Judge.

This suit is similar to that of United States v. Edward Luce, James V. Luce and Edward C. Luce, trading as Luce Brothers, 141 Fed. 385. Both cases have been heard on the same evidence and are identical in principle. In that against Luce Brothers an opinion has this day been filed declaring the government entitled to injunctive relief. In this case relief of the same kind must be granted. A decree may be prepared and submitted accordingly.

United States v. Brown, 141 F. 423, 1905 U.S. App. LEXIS 4901 (circtdel 1905).

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