Nelson v. Vorce

The appellee, as plaintiff', sued the appellant, in the court below.

In his complaint, the appellee alleged, in substance, that on or about the —'day of-, 1873, the appellee and appellant entered into a certain contract or agreement for the joint invention, perfecting, modelling and patenting of a certain wind-mill which the appellant had then and there in process of invention and construction; that, by the terms of said agreement, it was then and there contracted and agreed by and between the appellee and appellant, that if the appellee would assist the ap*456pellant in inventing and perfecting…