Cohn v. Lunn
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAVIDSON Appeal from the Circuit Court.of Davidson County to tlie Court of Civil Appeals, and by certiorari to the Court of Civil Appeals from the Supreme Court. — II. M. Musks, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Neil
On November 9,-1911, one Notman sold to defendant three hundred and thirty-three “fuel savers,” patented articles. At the same time, as “territorial agent” of his company, the owner of the patent, he arranged to let defendant have an exclusive right to sell these articles and such others as he might order, in the State of Tennessee, a writing being delivered at the time, duly signed by the owner of the patent, and delivered to defendant. In consideration of the articles purchased and the exclusive right to sell in Tennessee, defendant executed to Notman his note for $495, due at a future…
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