Bowl-Mor Company, Inc. v. Brunswick Corporation
Court of Chancery of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
DUFFY, Chancellor:
Bowl-Mor Company, Inc., brought this action against Brunswick Corporation for injunctive relief and damages for tortious interference with present and prospective relationships with its customers. Injunc-tive relief was granted and the case proceeded on the damage claim but became inactive for some three years following Bowl-Mor’s bankruptcy; trustees in bankruptcy now prosecute it for plaintiff.
A
Bowl-Mor was organized in 1954 to manufacture automatic duckpin machines for use in bowing alleys throughout the United States. It began to produce tenpin (“large ball”) bowling…
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