Case No. 12,948.

SLOAT v. PLYMTON.

Circuit Court, E. D. Pennsylvania.

Oct. 1840.

PATENTS—PRELIMINARY—ACQUIESCENCE—PRESUMPTION.

An absolute acquiescence by a patentee in the adverse possession and enjoyment of his rights by a stranger would, under ordinary circumstances, for a period much less than six years, offer a strong argument against the grant of the injunction before a final decree.

Before KANE, District Judge.

[Cited in 2 Whart. Dig. 415, to the point as stated above. Nowhere reported; opinion not now accessible.]

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