Pratt v. Tuttle

This is a bill in equity for an account of the net profits of the sale of certain patented wares, which were made and sold under patents belonging to, or controlled by, the plaintiffs, in pursuance of agreements between the plaintiffs and the defendants Tuttle and Whittemore. By these agreements, Tuttle and Whittemore were to purchase the patents, and, to that end, were to make and sell the patented articles and pay over one half the net profits to the plaintiffs until the whole agreed price was paid, whereupon the patents were to be transferred. The Tuttle and Whittemore Manufacturing…