Petition for writ of certiorari to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and brief in support thereof (1916)

16 latter delivered to the respondent, Prague Amusement Company for use b}' the latter, as aforesaid. VII. That notice of the fact that Precision Machine Company was a licensee of your petitioner and of the terms and conditions under which alone the said machine put out by it under its license could be used, was brought home to the respondent, Prague Amusement Company, by the notice itself on the license plate attached to said machine, and that specific notice that the said machine was being used in an infringing manner was given to all the respondents (pages 745, 746, 748, 753, 735 and 59 ), but thereafter and in disregard of said notice respondents continued their said infringing practices. VIII. That on the ISth day of March, 1915, your petitioner filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Xew York, its bill of complaint against the respondents. Universal Film Manufacturing Company, Universal Film Exchange of New York, and Prague Amusement Company, alleging infringement of its said patent. 17 13 IX. That the said respondents duly filed their an-swer to said bill of complaint, and at the trial urged in defense, inter alia, a license in the Prague Amusement Company to use the said machine furnished it by Precision Machine Company, and the alleged illegality of the conditions of use imposed by the agreement between your petitioner and Precision Machine Company and by the license plate attached to the said machine itself. X. That respondent's contentions Avere sustained by the District Court, Judge Hough presiding, and petitioner's bill was dismissed ; and that the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second Cir