RADIO PATENTS CASE
QUESTION OF PROCEDURE
THE AGREEMENT REACHED
(Per Press Association.)
GIIRISTCHURCH, this day. It was made clear to-day that the agreement which had. been reached in tiie radio patents royalty ease applies only to the question of procedure. The effect of the agreement is that one case will be taken at a time. The case was one which arose from the refusal of the A. R. Harris Company, Limited, of Christchurch, to sign a lease issued by Australian Technical Services and Patents, Limited, recognising the Australian firm's right to collect royalties on certain patents used in radio receivers.
There were five separate actions against the defendant, arid to four of | these the defendant objected and put | in summonses for a stay of proceedings on the ground that they were an abuse of the procedure of the court and were intended to embarrass the defendant in the preparation and conduct of his case. In the remaining action plaintiff had replied by putting in summonses tor the supply of further particulars of the j defence hi each of the five eases, making nine summonses in all, and it was these nine summonses with winch the court was occupied.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19104, 27 August 1936, Page 6
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