Bussey v. Excelsior Manfg. Co.

Treat, J.,

(orally.) Complainant relied for the measure of damages upon a rescinded contract, wherein the respondent agreed that if all or any of the several patents named therein were used by the respondent, one dollar royalty for each stove manufactured should be paid. There was no other evidence offered before the master. Now, as said contract had no longer existence, and the court held that but two of the several patents were infringed, it became necessary to ascertain, in some intelligent manner, the damages sustained by the complainant for the use thereof. No evidence on that subject was…