. Pacific municipalities and counties . hat the (am-eron company have sustained. In answer to this complaint the Na-tional Septic Process League, by itsattorney, filed a motion to dismiss thebill of complaint on the grounds thatthe American patent of the Cameroncompany had expired at the same timetiiat the English patent had expired,that is. November S, 1909, that theUnited States patent expired morethan six years prior to the filing ofthe hill of complaint and that the bill<liil not show aflirmatively tiiat thecompany had anj grounds for this iii-jnnetion or other e(|tiitable relief. n ]\I
. Pacific municipalities and counties . hat the (am-eron company have sustained. In answer to this complaint the Na-tional Septic Process League, by itsattorney, filed a motion to dismiss thebill of complaint on the grounds thatthe American patent of the Cameroncompany had expired at the same timetiiat the English patent had expired,that is. November S, 1909, that theUnited States patent expired morethan six years prior to the filing ofthe hill of complaint and that the bill<liil not show aflirmatively tiiat thecompany had anj grounds for this iii-jnnetion or other e(|tiitable relief. n ]\Iay 26, 1917. Judge Cociiranoverruled tiie motion to andstated that some time in the near fu-ture he would hand in an opinion giv-ing his reasons for overruling tliis mo-tion. The Leagues attorney thereuponlilcd H motion that the case be trans-ferred to the law division of the court,except that part of the original com-plaint in which the Cameron companyclaims tliat the city of Shelbvville had PACIFIC MUNICIPALITIES 299. The Court House at Riverside. The League will meet at Riverside October 15 to 18, 1913 unlawfully associated with the Na-tional Septic Process ProtectiveLeague. The Cameron company ae-o-pted the claims made in this motionand filed two amended complaints, onein equity and one at law, both em-bodying the same statement of factsexcept that the equity ease asks thatthe city of Shelhyville be enjoinedfrom continuing a member of the Na-tional Septic Process ProtectiveLeague, and the law ease takes up thequestion of infringements of patentsand damages resulting thereto. The Ijeagues attorney thereuponmade a motion to dismiss the case inequity, and on April 3, 1918, the .judgeso dismissed this ease at the plaintiffscost. This allows the ci-ty of Shelby-Aille to remain a member of tlie Leagueand allows the League the right todefend the case against Shelbyville. The ease is now about ready to betried on its merits. The Cameron com-pany claims that on account of t
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