COLUMBIA RECORDS
COMPANY OBTAINS INJUNCTION.
A recent case in the Supreme Court of Victoria, whereby an injunction in favour of Columbia Graphophone (Australia), Ltd., against W. H. Eutrope Proprietary, Ltd., in liquidation, was made perpetual before Mr Justice McArthur, is of interest in New Zealand.
On the application of Mr Reynolds, instructed by Messrs Pavey, Wilson, and Cohen, the motion to continue the injunction to restrain W. H. Eutrope Proprietary, Ltd., from selling Columbia records at prices below those authorised by the plaintiff was by consent treated as the trial of the action.
Mr Reynolds stated that as the company was in liquidation the Columbia Co. did not ask for costs.
Mr W. J. Fullerton, who appeared to consent for W. H. Eutrope Proprietary, Ltd., stated that his client admitted Columbia Company’s right, and had given instructions that sales pf the records were not to be made below the prices fixed by the Columbia Company.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21389, 17 July 1931, Page 11
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