Morris v. International Yogurt Co.
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtAlexander, J.
On June 21, 1977, International Yogurt Company (IYC) entered into a franchise agreement with Vernon and Marilyn Morris, granting them the right to operate a restaurant under the company's trade name. The agreement also provided for initial training and continuing guidance, a comprehensive advertising program, and the right to use IYC's yogurt mix. The mix had been developed by Darigold, according to IYC specifications, but Darigold was also selling it to other customers. The franchise offering circular described the mix as a "unique and special formula" and said it was considered a trade…
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