Railroad Company v. Turrill
101 U.S. 836 (1879)
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Railroad Company v. Turrill, 101 U.S. 836 (1879)
Railroad Company v. Turrill
101 U.S. 836
Syllabus
Where, in a suit alleging the infringement of the complainant's letters patent, and praying an account of profits, a decree, passed in his favor for a certain sum, was on appeal affirmed here, with "interest until paid at the same rate per annum that similar decrees bear in the courts of the State," and that rate on money decrees is sia per cent, held that the decree so affirmed bears interest at that rate.
The facts are stated in the opinion of the Court.
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