Madison v. LaSene

— This is an action by Lloyd L. Madison to enjoin Andrew H. LaSene and his son Ray LaSene from engaging in the upholstery business and from using the name LaSene in connection therewith. The findings of fact made by the trial court, which are accepted as the facts of the case, may be summarized as follows:

For twenty-eight years prior to April 7, 1952, Andrew H. LaSene engaged in the upholstery business in Kelso, Washington, under the name “LaSene’s Custom Upholstery.” During the last fourteen years he conducted that business at 1012 north Second avenue.

He entered into a written agreement with…