Gillette v. Bate Refrigerating Co.

Nixon, D. J.

On the fourteenth of November, 1881, an interlocutory decree was entered against the defendants in the above case in favor of the complainant corporation, and a reference made to a master to take an account and report the gains and profits which had accrued to the defendants, and to ascertain the damages which the complainant had sustained by reason of the infringement of their letters patent. An application is now made for leave to vacate the decree, to amend the answer, to put in the newly-discovered evidence set forth in the accompanying affidavits, and for a rehearing of the…