189 Pa. 491 | Pa. | 1899
Opinión by
By the terms of the agreement between the plaintiff and the defendants, the latter agreed that in consideration of the plain
Nor is it of any account that the money was properly applied in the development of patents and in other expenses. That was not a contingency in which the defendants would be relieved of their liability. Nor was it of any consequence who should have control of the patents when issued, and hence the offer of proof on that subject was properly rejected. Mr. Lockwood was allowed to testify fully on these subjects, but his testimony did not change the legal aspects of the matter in the least. The assignments of error are all dismissed.
Judgment affirmed.