Electric Railway Company of the United States, complainant, vs. the Jamaica and Brooklyn Road Company, defendant
Subtitle: defendant's proofs
By: Eaton & Lewis, solicitors for defendant, Frederic H. Betts, H.W. Seely, of counsel
Contributors: Electric Railway Company of the United States
Publisher: C.G. Burgoyne
Published: 1893
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Trials, litigation; Patent suits; Materials; Patents; Electric Railway Company of the United States; Jamaica and Brooklyn Road Company
Description: In 1883 Edison incorporated the Electric Railway Company of the United States, and in 1889 Stephen Dudley Field was granted a patent for his electric streetcar engine. By 1893 the Electric Railway Company had acquired Field's patent, and sued the Jamaica and Brooklyn Road Company for copyright infringement with regard to the use of a stationary dynamo electric generator. - dealer's description.
Notes: At head of cover title: Circuit Court of the United States, Eastern District of New York. In equity.
Table of contents: title: v.1. Depositions; title: v.2. Exhibits.