Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. v. Coca-Cola Co.

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• denying preliminary injunction on the basis of unclean hands where plaintiff accused its competitor-defendant of advertising the advantages of its sports drink when plaintiff was doing the same
• “[plaintiff] cannot, having jumped on the bandwagon of [advertising the benefits of] calcium and magnesium first, now jump off and claim that [defendant] must get off too. Therefore, . . . [plaintiff's] own unclean hands also preclude . . . equitable relief. . . .”

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