Ross v. Food Specialties, Inc.

By written instrument dated February 2, 1955, Food Specialties, Inc., a New Jersey corporation, then engaged in the manufacture of bulk and packaged food items, sold certain of its trade names, trade-marks, copyrights, designs and formulas for a variety of its products, as listed on an attached schedule, together with the good will attached thereto, and nothing else, to the appellants Boss. All items so sold were absolutely warranted as to title and freedom from incumbrance (Contract, pars. 1, 4,10). Among the items so sold was a line of Chinese condiments marketed under the brand name of “…