CUMMINGS-LANDAU LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO. v. KOPLIN

INJUNCTIONS, § 43 — contracts in restraint of trade or commerce. Where plaintiff was the assignee of a contract which gave it the exclusive right to sell defendant's laundry equipment and machinery in a designated territory, and he secured a temporary injunction against defendant and others violating the agreement by selling laundry equipment and machinery in plaintiff's territory, the contract fixed the resale price contrary to the Sherman Anti-Trust Act and was unenforceable; and an order overruling motion to dissolve temporary injunction was reversed.

Opinion by JUSTICE O'CONNOR.

"Not to be published in full." Opinion filed October 26, 1942; supplemental opinion filed and rehearing denied November 14, 1942.