45 Ind. App. 475 | Ind. Ct. App. | 1910
Appellee Miller filed a claim against the estate of appellant’s decedent, and had a verdict for $400, upon which judgment was rendered.
The assignment of error based upon the overruling of appellant’s motion for a new trial best presents the questions upon which the case depends. Appellant’s decedent sold to the appellees the right to use a patent for the construction of a cement cistern. He was not the inventor, but had
“I further guarantee to said Sylvester F. Wilson peaceable possession of the rights to said patents and inventions in said Lucas county, and all the expenses which may be incurred for suits or infringements or for ousting or keeping out present contractors within said territory. ’ ’
Judgment reversed.