Legal Opinion
Chelsea Industries, Inc. v. Florence
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Decided June 30, 1970PublishedCited by 37 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtCutter, J.
Chelsea Industries, Inc. (Chelsea), seeks by this bill to enjoin Florence from competing with Raimond Silver Manufacturing Company, Inc. (Raimond), 1 which is wholly owned by Chelsea. The question arises under a written contract (the purchase contract), dated May 9,1968, to which the parties were Chelsea, Florence, and other vendors of Raimond stock. By final decree, the bill was dismissed. Chelsea appealed. There is a report of material facts. The evidence is reported.
Raimond is an “item house” selling metal and glass items to some 12,000 buyers for stores and others. There are only three or…
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