U.S. Circuit Court for the Northern District of Illnois September 14, 1910, No. 30,073 (Phœnix Knitting Works v. Louer Bros.)

SANBORN, District Judge

(sitting as Circuit Judge). The three usual requisites for a temporary injunction being shown — that is, patent adjudicated, title in complainant, and infringement — defendants present several defenses to the granting of the motion. These are invalidity of the patent, collusion and fraud between the parties to the adjudication, and new evidence showing anticipation.