INJUNCTION REFUSED
“ROYALETTES” CASE
By Telegraph. Per Press Association.]
DUNEDIN, August 14
In the Supreme Court to-day Mr Justice Kennedy delivered his judgment in the action brought by Charles Bertram Colby, of Los Angeles, U.S.A.. against tbe Dunedin Ice Cream Manufacturing Co. (Ltd.), claiming an injunction against the company for an infringement of patent rights. His Honour held that the letters patent of which plaintiff was tbe proprietor could confer no monopoly rights upon plaintiff to a confection consisting of frozen ice cream coated with chocolate manufactured by the process which defendant adopted in the making of “Royalettes,” nor to that process itself. The injunction was therefore refused and judgment was given for defendant against plaintiff for £36 fis costs, and disbursements to be fixed by the Registrar.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1930, Page 5
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