R. & J. DICK CO. v. Bass
District Court, N.D. Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
EDENPIELD, District Judge.
By loose analogy, this case might be described as involving a “business divorce”. It began when two members of a tri-party business arrangement each severed their pre-existing bonds of agency with the third (now complainant here) and assumed new vows to each other. As in a conventional divorce contest, the case involves claims of misconduct, bitterness, resentment, memories and wounded feelings.
At the outset it may be well to identify the members of the triangle; Before the estrangement, the plaintiff (R. & J. Dick Company) was (and still is) a national…
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