• Cede & Co. v. Technicolor

    Cede & Co. v. Technicolor Supreme Court of Delaware June 22, 1992, Submitted ; October 22, 1993, Decided No. 336, 1991 (Consolidated), No. 337, 1991 (Consolidated) Opinion  [*349]  Horsey, Justice: Nature of Case Prior Proceedings Summary of Principal...
  • Holzman v. De Escamilla

    Early in 1943, Hacienda Farms Limited ("HFL") was organized as a limited partnership with defendants Ricardo de Escamilla as the general partner and James L. Russell and H.W. Andrews as limited partners. The partnership went into bankruptcy...
  • McRae v. Robinson

    Eloise Keeton, who was 18 years old at the time, met plaintiff Rayburn Robinson a street show. Without the knowledge of her mother, defendant Daisy Keeton, Eloise carried on a courtship with Robinson, which after two years, culminated in the couple's...
  • Drennan v. Star Paving Co.

    Plaintiff filed an action to recover damages caused by defendant's refusal to perform certain paving work according to the bid it submitted to plaintiff. Plaintiff, a licensed general contractor, was preparing a bid on the "Monte Vista School...
  • Commissioner v. P. G. Lake, Inc.

    In three of the cases ( Commissioner v Lake, 24 TC 1016 , affd 241 F2d 71 ; Commissioner v Wrather, 241 F2d 84 ; and Commissioner v O'Connor, 143 F Supp 240 , affd 241 F2d 65 ), the taxpayers had received cash or cancellation of debts in return for...
  • Colten v. Kentucky

    Colten challenged the judgment of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, which affirmed his conviction for disorderly conduct, in violation of Ky. Rev. Stat. § 437.016 . Defendant claimed that his conviction and the state's statute were repugnant...
  • Coffin v. Ogden

    Complainant, a patent owner sought to enjoin the defendants from infringing the patent. The patent is for a door lock with a latch reversible, so that the lock can be applied to doors opening either to the right or the left hand. The patent originally...
  • Norton v. Snapper Power Equip., Div. of Fuqua Indus.

    Plaintiff consumer was operating a lawnmower made by defendant manufacturer when is slid backward downhill, overturned, and severed four of plaintiff's fingers. The lawnmower did not have an automatic blade brake device which was available at the...
  • Wachs v. Curry

    Plaintiffs Robert Wachs and X Management, Inc., provided personal management services to artists and entertainers. Plaintiffs entered into a written contract to provide personal management to entertainer Arsenio Hall in return for 15 percent of Hall's...
  • Neff v. Time, Inc.

    Plaintiff, John W. Neff, filed an action against defendant Time, Inc., the owner of Sports Illustrated Magazine. Plaintiff alleged that the defendant’s magazine used plaintiff’s picture without his prior knowledge and consent. Plaintiff alleged...