Locklin v. Day-Glo Color Corp.
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
GRANT, District Judge:
INTRODUCTION
In these eases, Day-Glo Color Corporation, et al., (hereinafter “Switzer”) appeal, and Locklin and Brandt (hereinafter “Radiant”) cross appeal, from the district court’s judgment. We affirm.
HISTORY
The parties compete in the daylight fluorescent materials market. The two types of products involved are liquid colors (variously known as silk screen colors, wet colors, paint, and ink) and paper coated with fluorescent colors.
On 20 October 1948 Switzer began its United States licensing program, the first successful step in the commercial exploitation of patent…
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