Robinson v. U-Haul Co. of California
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
STREETER, J.—
I. INTRODUCTION
Nearly 10 years ago, appellant U-Haul Company of California (UHC) 1 sued respondent Leigh Robinson, one of UHC’s independent dealers, for breach of contract and unfair competition after he terminated their contract and began renting Budget trucks from what was formerly a UHC dealership (Robinson I). UHC alleged a covenant not to compete in the UHC dealer contract prohibited Robinson from offering the products of UHC’s competitors while a Yellow Pages ad, running at UHC’s expense, was still promoting Robinson’s business as a U-Haul dealership. Robinson filed…
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