Andrew Greenberg, Inc. v. Sir-Tech Software, Inc.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
—Mercure, J.
Plaintiff, a New York corporation, created a computer game known as Wizardry. In 1981, plaintiff granted defendant Sir-Tech Software, Inc. (hereinafter Sir-Tech), another New York corporation, an exclusive license to market and manufacture Wizardry, related products and subsequent Wizardry games. The licensing agreement authorized Sir-Tech to conduct its manufacturing and marketing activities through a subsidiary or related business entities, but it was not permitted “to disclose any WIZARDRY game or WIZARDRY related product, information or source of materials to anyone, other…
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