Vickers v. Electrozone Commercial Co.

*11The opinion of the court was delivered by

Depue, Chief Justice.

The eleetrozone company, a corporation created by the laws of Few York, controlled a United States patent and certain trademarks for manufacturing what is known as eleetrozone and medetrina. The company, on the 24th of September, 1897, entered into a contract under seal with William A. Mears, of Philadelphia, and William H. Hibbard, of Buffalo, parties of the second part, and Albert Woolf, of the city of Few York, of the third part. The contract was signed by the eleetrozone company, and also by Woolf, Mears and Hibbard. This…