Chisholm v. McDonald

This case is so largely made up of parol and contradictory evidence, the recital of which would he of no benefit, unless tó satisfy the parties that the court knew what it was about, that only results and not the processes by which they are reached will be stated in this opinion.

There are decrees in favor of A. II. Holden and Caroline Green, intervening petitioners, of which nobody complains, and they are affirmed; also that portion of the decree dissolving the injunction against Melville E. Dayton, and directing him what to do with the patent and application for patent assigned to him, is…