Hernreich v. Lidberg

November 26, 1900, appellant filed his bill against appellees, by which he sought a decree of specific performance of an agreement therein set out to incorporate the Continental Electric Telephone Company and to compel the appellees Lidberg, Stitch and Davenport, to assign to said company all their right, title and interest in certain letters patent therein described, also for an accounting of appellant’s share of the receipts and profits derived by the defendants from selling telephone transmitters under said letters patent. Demurrers to the bill were sustained, and it was subsequently…