Scandia Down Corporation, a California Corporation, and Goose Down, Inc., an Illinois Corporation v. Euroquilt, Inc., a New Jersey Corporation

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• stating that “corporations must appear by counsel or not at all”
• Upholding an injunction while noting that “[t]here are millions of possible [lawful alternatives to the prohibited conduct] to which [defendant] could have turned. Any effort to identify and prohibit one million of them would have left another million or more subject to dispute.”
• “A corporation may not grant itself a continuance by manipulating things so that it has no counsel.”
• “When the difficulty stems from the inability of words to describe the variousness of experience, the court may prefer brief imprecise standards to prolix imprecise standards.”
• “When the difficulty stems from the inability of words to describe the variousness of experience, the court may prefer brief imprecise standards to prolix imprecise standards.”
• “When the difficulty stems from the inability of words to describe the variousness of experience, the court may prefer brief imprecise standards to prolix imprecise standards.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).