Solomons v. United States
United States Court of Claims
The Reporters> statement of the case: This case was first tried at the December term, 1885, and is-reported in 21 C. Ols. B., 479. Subsequently a. motion for a new trial was made by the claimant, which was in fact in the nature of a rehearing. Upon this rehearing the evidence taken in the case of Metcher v. The United States (11 O. Ols. B., 749) was introduced by stipulation.
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The Reporters> statement of the case: This case was first tried at the December term, 1885, and is-reported in 21 C. Ols. B., 479. Subsequently a. motion for a new trial was made by the claimant, which was in fact in the nature of a rehearing. Upon this rehearing the evidence taken in the case of Metcher v. The United States (11 O. Ols. B., 749) was introduced by stipulation. This new evidence materially modified the facts previously found in two particulars : 1st, it appeared that the device had been invented before the Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing had been called in to-cón…
1Per curiam
The counsel for the respective parties having entered into a stipulation that the evidence in the case of Addison C. Fletcher v. The United States (11 C. Cls. R., 749) may be referred to and examined in this case, and the court having considered the same in arriving at its present decision, it is ordered that the-judgment entered and the findings of fact filed on the former hearing of the case, June 7, 1880, be set aside, together with the conclusions of law and opinion then filed, and that those now filed be substituted in their stead.
■ Upon the facts now found the court is of the opinion…
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