Music Trade Review
Issue: 1895 Vol. 20 N. 12 - Page 11
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
false pretenses, evidence of other similar the deceased partner, all the assets of the
firm, for the purpose of paying first the
transactions by defendant is admissible.
2. On a charge of inducing the county firm debts and then the debts of the de-
treasurer to cash an order by falsely repre- ce;ised partner, and ' 'to legally account for
[PREPARED FOR THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.]
senting it to be genuine, it is no defense all such moneys as may come into his
INTKKVKNT1ON
JUDGMENT.
that the order was for a bill of stationery hands by virtue of this assignment," he
Where goods replevied are delivered to for a county officer, where the bill had not may properly b-ing suit against said C. in-
plaintiff, and defendant defaults, a judg- been authorized by the county commission- dividually for an accounting as to the prop-
ment against intervener, who never had ers.
erty so conveyed.
possession, that plaintiff recover of him State v. Walton, Supreme Court of North
Weisel v. Cobb, Supreme Court of North
possession, or in default thereof, the value, Carolina.
Carolina.
is erroneous.
ACTION ON NOTE
WHO MAY IiRING.
Tools and Machinery.
Brophy v. White (Meyer, Intervener),
Where the owner of a note assigns it,
Court of Appeals of Colorado.
authorizing the assignee to sue thereon and
J. ERLANDSEN, manufacturer of tools and
FIRST CONCEPTION IN PATENTS
REDUCTION
collect it, though the owner retained it in machinery for piano, action and key mak-
TO PRACTISE.
his possession, he cannot maintain an action ers, is adding new customers to the many
The Court of Appeals of the District of thereon without a re-assignment to him.
already on his books, and is doing so by
Columbia has recently decided "that the
Anderson v. Yosemite Mining & Milling the excellence of the supplies furnished.
person who first reduced an idea embodied Co., et al., Supreme Court of Utah.
Manufacturers should not overlook him
in an invention to practical shape and form, FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE FINDING EVI- when placing orders.
is in contemplation of law to be regarded
DENCE TO SUPPORT.
as the first and original inventor, notwith-
To Light St. Johnsville.
In a suit to foreclose a mortgage it ap-
standing the idea may have been previ- peared that O. took from the mortgagor a
ously entertained by others. Where the part of the equity and a cash sum in ex-
OTH & ENGELHARDT, piano action
idea embodied in an invention is conceived change for land. Held, that the evidence
makers, St. Johnsville, N. Y., have
by one person, and communicated to an- failed to show that O. assumed any of the received a contract from the village trustees
other who reduces it to practice, the party mortgage debt as part of the purchase to light the streets of St. Johnsville for a
conceiving the idea is entitled to the bene- price for the interest in the equity.
period of five years, at the rate of $1,500 a
fit of his conception, and the reduction to
Offutt v. Cooper, et al., Supreme Court of year. While Roth & Engelhardt are utiliz-
practice by the party to whom the idea was
ing their large plant in this connection, yet
Indiana.
communicated will inure to his benefit."
it will not in any way interfere with the
SUIT FOR ACCOUNTING
TRUSTS
SURVIVING
Soley v. Hebbard, 23 Wash. L. Rep., 56.
other departments of their business. At
PARTNER
PC) W E R S.
FALSE PRETENSES
EVIDENCE.
Where the surviving partner of a firm the present time their piano action factory
1. On a trial for obtaining money under has conveyed to "C., administrator" of is working over-time.
RECENT LEGAL
DECISIONS.
R
STAflPS!
FOR FIFTEEN CENTS
WORTH OF 'E\l .
••The Keynote is Home.'*
.
YOU CAN GET A COPY OF
•THE KEYNOTE-
WHICH CONTAINS, ASIDE FROM
A Magnificent Literary, Musical and Dramatic Department,
Yearly
Subscription
$1.50
A MUSICAL SUPPLEMENT
WORTH ONE DOLLAR.
-
All the News of Musicians, Special
Foreign Correspondence, and . .
fl LOT OP MIGHTY INTERESTING MUTTER.
BETTER SEND FOR A SAMPLE COPY, HADN'T YOU?
EDWARD LYMAN BILL, Publisher,
3
EAST FOURTEENTH
STREET,
NEW YORK.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
false pretenses, evidence of other similar the deceased partner, all the assets of the
firm, for the purpose of paying first the
transactions by defendant is admissible.
2. On a charge of inducing the county firm debts and then the debts of the de-
treasurer to cash an order by falsely repre- ce;ised partner, and ' 'to legally account for
[PREPARED FOR THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.]
senting it to be genuine, it is no defense all such moneys as may come into his
INTKKVKNT1ON
JUDGMENT.
that the order was for a bill of stationery hands by virtue of this assignment," he
Where goods replevied are delivered to for a county officer, where the bill had not may properly b-ing suit against said C. in-
plaintiff, and defendant defaults, a judg- been authorized by the county commission- dividually for an accounting as to the prop-
ment against intervener, who never had ers.
erty so conveyed.
possession, that plaintiff recover of him State v. Walton, Supreme Court of North
Weisel v. Cobb, Supreme Court of North
possession, or in default thereof, the value, Carolina.
Carolina.
is erroneous.
ACTION ON NOTE
WHO MAY IiRING.
Tools and Machinery.
Brophy v. White (Meyer, Intervener),
Where the owner of a note assigns it,
Court of Appeals of Colorado.
authorizing the assignee to sue thereon and
J. ERLANDSEN, manufacturer of tools and
FIRST CONCEPTION IN PATENTS
REDUCTION
collect it, though the owner retained it in machinery for piano, action and key mak-
TO PRACTISE.
his possession, he cannot maintain an action ers, is adding new customers to the many
The Court of Appeals of the District of thereon without a re-assignment to him.
already on his books, and is doing so by
Columbia has recently decided "that the
Anderson v. Yosemite Mining & Milling the excellence of the supplies furnished.
person who first reduced an idea embodied Co., et al., Supreme Court of Utah.
Manufacturers should not overlook him
in an invention to practical shape and form, FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE FINDING EVI- when placing orders.
is in contemplation of law to be regarded
DENCE TO SUPPORT.
as the first and original inventor, notwith-
To Light St. Johnsville.
In a suit to foreclose a mortgage it ap-
standing the idea may have been previ- peared that O. took from the mortgagor a
ously entertained by others. Where the part of the equity and a cash sum in ex-
OTH & ENGELHARDT, piano action
idea embodied in an invention is conceived change for land. Held, that the evidence
makers, St. Johnsville, N. Y., have
by one person, and communicated to an- failed to show that O. assumed any of the received a contract from the village trustees
other who reduces it to practice, the party mortgage debt as part of the purchase to light the streets of St. Johnsville for a
conceiving the idea is entitled to the bene- price for the interest in the equity.
period of five years, at the rate of $1,500 a
fit of his conception, and the reduction to
Offutt v. Cooper, et al., Supreme Court of year. While Roth & Engelhardt are utiliz-
practice by the party to whom the idea was
ing their large plant in this connection, yet
Indiana.
communicated will inure to his benefit."
it will not in any way interfere with the
SUIT FOR ACCOUNTING
TRUSTS
SURVIVING
Soley v. Hebbard, 23 Wash. L. Rep., 56.
other departments of their business. At
PARTNER
PC) W E R S.
FALSE PRETENSES
EVIDENCE.
Where the surviving partner of a firm the present time their piano action factory
1. On a trial for obtaining money under has conveyed to "C., administrator" of is working over-time.
RECENT LEGAL
DECISIONS.
R
STAflPS!
FOR FIFTEEN CENTS
WORTH OF 'E\l .
••The Keynote is Home.'*
.
YOU CAN GET A COPY OF
•THE KEYNOTE-
WHICH CONTAINS, ASIDE FROM
A Magnificent Literary, Musical and Dramatic Department,
Yearly
Subscription
$1.50
A MUSICAL SUPPLEMENT
WORTH ONE DOLLAR.
-
All the News of Musicians, Special
Foreign Correspondence, and . .
fl LOT OP MIGHTY INTERESTING MUTTER.
BETTER SEND FOR A SAMPLE COPY, HADN'T YOU?
EDWARD LYMAN BILL, Publisher,
3
EAST FOURTEENTH
STREET,
NEW YORK.
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