Taylor v. Sanford

Plaintiff sued for an accounting and one-half of ¿11 royalties defendant received from the use of a chemical compound known as ST-131 extract; the defense claimed that it is no longer used by defendant’s licensees (Far-Best Cor poration and Sanford Process Company, codefendants herein). The main issue was the identity and definition of ST-131 as compared with an extract defendant claims has been used by his licensees since early 1953 (hereinafter referred to as the “new” extract). The trial court found the “new” extract to be the same as ST-131 and entered judgment for plaintiff, from which…