James C. Wilborn & Sons, Inc. v. Heniff

This is an appeal from an order quashing a writ of injunction previously issued. The principal question is whether an O. K. of an order, with the initials of the respective attorneys affixed, constitutes a consent order and may not thereafter be contested.

On April 21, 1964, the plaintiff filed a complaint setting forth that it had an exclusive manufacturing and assembling license from Tilt-Sash Corporation to make, use and sell windows of a type described, within certain territory in Hlinois and Indiana; that the defendant Heniff, while an employee of the plaintiff company, obtained its…