Dummer v. Wheeler Osgood Sales Corp.

This action was begun to collect from defendants certain sums of money alleged to be due on a contract for patent royalties.

The complaint alleged that October 15, 1930, plaintiff and Wheeler Osgood Company entered into a contract, by the terms of which plaintiff gave to the company the exclusive license to use an invention owned by him, and that the company agreed to pay plaintiff a minimum royalty of three thousand dollars per year subsequent to October 15, 1934, and in the event the rights of the company thereunder should pass from it, either by its voluntary act or otherwise, then there…