Johnson & Johnson, Inc. v. G. E. M. Sundries Co.

*104OPINION OF THE COURT BY

STAINBACK, J.

This action was brought under the provisions of the Hawaii Fair Trade Act (chapter 205, Revised Laws of Hawaii 1955) to enjoin the defendant-corporation from selling the products of appellant at less than the fair-trade price fixed by appellant.

The complaint alleges that the appellant is a New Jersey corporation transacting business in the Territory of Hawaii, while appellee is a Nevada corporation also transacting business in the Territory; that the appellant produces various products sold bearing its registered trade-mark and all such products are sold in…