American Philatelic Society v. Claibourne
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCurtis, J.
An appeal from a judgment in favor of defendant A. L. Claibourne entered on a minute order denying a motion for injunctive relief, and sustaining a demurrer to the complaint without leave to amend. The American Philatelic Society, a corporation composed of some 4,000 owners and collectors of postage stamps, many of whom are dealers therein for profit; E. H. Mower, who deals in the buying and selling of various types of postage stamps for profit, and J. M. Stahn, a private collector and owner of stamps, are joined as parties plaintiff. The gist of the complaint is that respondent has so marked…
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