Laursen v. Lowe
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HICKENLOOPER, Circuit Judge.
Appellee Lowe instituted an action on the equity side of the court below and secured a decree for accounting, and declaring a 20 per cent, interest in complainant in all royalties to be paid.to appellant, defendant below, under certain patents for the curing and vulcanizing of automobile tubes and tires by a hot-water process. The parties disagree upon, and address much of their argument to, the issue whether their relationship was that of joint adventurers or merely of parties to a unilateral contract, particularly as bearing upon the complainant’s right to.…
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