Carolene Sales Co. v. Canyon Milk Products Co.

—Appellant acquired the right to use the trade-mark “Carolene” for a canned product of skimmed milk and cocoanut oil, and on April 1, 1920, entered into a contract with respondent Canyon Milk *221Products Company for its manufacture. By its terms, the contract was to run for three years from its date. The seller was required to supply so much of its product as the purchaser might desire up to the capacity of the plant. The price was made to depend upon the wholesale price of a similar product known as “Hebe”, and the contract contained a provision that, if the cost of manufacture exceeded the…