...cases, both at law and in equity, arising under the laws which protect patents and copyrights, without regard to the citizenship of the parties, or the amount in controversy. The act of 1831, which gives a special action on the case for damages, for the unlawful printing or...

...States embraces, therefore, all cases, both at law and in equity, arising under the Patent Laws, without regard to the citizenship of the parties, or the amount in controversy ; and it seems to be the better opinion, that this jurisdiction is exclusive, and that the state courts...

...their patents, including all cases both at law and in equity, arising under the patent laws, without regard to the citizenship of the parties or the amount in controversy, and that therefore the eleventh section of the Judiciary Act does not apply, but the process acts of...

...an equity suit for injunction, etc., to prevent an infringement of a registered trade mark, without regard to the citizenship of the parties or the amount in controversy; the only limitation being that the infringe!" shall be sued where he can be legally served. The United...

...these views. The jurisdiction of the circuit courts in cases arising under the patent laws, without regard to the citizenship of the parties or the amount in controversy, is exclusive. Curtis on Patents, sec. 496. State courts have no jurisdiction to entertain a suit, either...

...such suit, against a debtor of the corporation, to ascertain and enforce payment of his debt, without regard to the citizenship of the parties or the amount In controversy. —Peck v. Elliott, 79 Fed. 10 24 CCA 425 The possession by the court., in which a foreclosure suit...

...state court, may be removed by the receiver Into the federal court by which he was appointed, without regard to the citizenship of the parties or the amount In controversy. On Motion to Eemand to State Court. Wm. L. Maginnis, for complainant. PL Williams, for defendants....

...actions, suits, and proceedings concerning registrations and registered trade-marks under this act, with regard to the citizenship of the parties or the amount in controversy, and the judgments of such appellate courts shall be final, except that they may be reviewed by the...

...actions, suits, and proceedings concerning registrations and registered trade-marks under this act, with regard to the citizenship of the parties or the amount in controversy, and the judgments of such appellate courts shall be final, except that they may be reviewed by the...

...shall have exclusive original jurisdiction over all controversies arising under this chapter, without regard to the citizenship of the parties or the amount in controversy. Venue shall lie in any district in which the release or damages occurred, or in which the defendant...