Frederick Clay v. George Vose

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• concluding that appellant’s arguments, “typical of those asserted by ‘tax protesters,’” were “patently frivolous.”
• relying on defendant’s “sudden ability” to make the product embodied in plaintiff’s confidential drawings, after defendant had been previously unsuccessful in making the product, as evidence that defendant used the drawings to do s o
• tapes of sessions and testimony of two experts on effect of hypnosis on witness’s testimony admitted
• granting motion to dismiss pursuant to Rule 12(b)(2

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