Section 2
SEC. 2. Section eight of the same Act is hereby amended by adding thereto the following: "When the plaintiff in any case alleges under oath that he is the holder of a duly registered patent and that the defendant has in his possession goods, wares, or merchandise so manufactured, marked, stamped, or designed, and offered for sale by the defendant in such a way that the public might be easily deceived, believing such articles or things to be those for which the plaintiff holds a duly registered patent, thus constituting unfair competition as defined in the preceding section, then upon the filing of such complaint and the execution of an attachment bond by plaintiff in favor of the defendant in an amount to be fixed by the court in accordance with the Code of Civil Procedure, a writ of attachment may thereupon be issued, ordering the seizure of such goods, wares and articles as the defendant may have in his possession, unless the said defendant shall file a bond which the court may determine to be held pending final adjudication of the case, and should final judgment be rendered in behalf of the plaintiff, such goods thus seized may be confiscated and sold by the order of the court and the proceeds of the sale thereof applied toward the payment of the damages sustained by the injured party, if any be proven, and the cost of the proceedings and payment of the fines which may be imposed upon the defendant, and the balance delivered to him: Provided, further, That any person who knowingly assists in the manufacturing, marketing, stamping, designing, sale or offering for sale of articles so manufactured, marked, stamped, or designed for the purpose of deceit as penalized herein, shall be subject to the same penalties as those established herein for the person primarily liable."